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post #226 of 5757
I'm sort of glad that they're so freaking ugly, now I can save those $1400

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Sennheiser HD 650 Headphones
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post #227 of 5757
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Originally Posted by limpidglitch View Post
I'm sort of glad that they're so freaking ugly, now I can save those $1400
I don't think this excuse really works for headphones, unless they are meant to be portable use
post #228 of 5757
Exciting news + Interesting design but not tempting enough - yet - until my wallet is topped up again same day next year

F. Lo
post #229 of 5757
They look a lot nicer on the Sennheiser website. You get a better feel of what they would look like in person. If they release an all black version they will be absolutely gorgeous!
post #230 of 5757
That's rather a great news for all the "Senn" fan. All I want to know is the cable is detachable or not~~ It looks like they are using the 3 pin mini XLR.
post #231 of 5757


Reading it now.
post #232 of 5757
Judging by the limited images available(and not in person), this phone in my opinion is one of the ugliest sets ever produced by any manufacturer. It most certainly does not look like a modern day super phone but some 80s cheap ripoff. For that asking price these phones have to match the 02s in SQ, otherwise why simply not purchase a Stax setup? I'm looking forward to some nice reviews here and comparisons. The extra good news is that perhaps now Sony might get of it's rear end and replace the R10 and AKG could.....
post #233 of 5757
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Originally Posted by hawat View Post
I don't think this excuse really works for headphones, unless they are meant to be portable use
Looks are my best defense against upgraditus.
post #234 of 5757
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Originally Posted by Cankin View Post
Although I can still afford the headphone alone, but I believe HD800s need world class upstream equipments which are out of my reach for years
So true ... !!
post #235 of 5757
I think Predator quote sums it up best: "You're one ugly ............"

I was considering if I should plunge, but with looks like these it almost makes me want to wait for 850 in hope that they improve the looks.

I'm wondering though how they sound compared to R10/L3K. If they are anything comparable, maybe that will override the horrible looks.
post #236 of 5757
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Originally Posted by HeadLover View Post
I don't like the fact it looks like a Sony phones

Heh, n either does Sony!
post #237 of 5757
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Originally Posted by moonboy403 View Post
Why can't it be a woody?!

They Provide the phones, you provide the Woody!
post #238 of 5757
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Originally Posted by jarnauga View Post
Why is the round part of the pad towards the front and the other one to the back? This is the inverse of the shape of the ears.

This is actually a HOAX!! I have it on Good Authority that this is just a Prop for the New Star Trek Movie. The reason why these are shaped like this is because this is Mr. Spock's Headset...
post #239 of 5757
I think im gonna wait for my next phone for a couple of months.
post #240 of 5757
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Originally Posted by les_garten View Post
Heh, neither does Sony!
I'm sure they are simply struck by the sincerest flattery
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