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differences between the Pro 750 and Proline 750

post #1 of 6
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if any? not finding anything on the subject.
post #2 of 6
Only cosmetic changes. Plus you get the Hard case with the Pro.

http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/ult...o-same-313475/
post #3 of 6
Nah isn´t the ear pads a bit larger like on the Pro 900 versus Proline 750?
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Nah isn´t the ear pads a bit larger like on the Pro 900 versus Proline 750?
I don't pretend to be an expert in this area at all. To the best of my knowledge the Pro may have thicker earpads, but I think the actual circumference (size) is the same. This seems to be the positon from Ultrasone, but I could be wrong. As to sound difference, I will leave that up to those that may have heard both.
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Nah isn´t the ear pads a bit larger like on the Pro 900 versus Proline 750?
Not sure about how the Proline 750 pads compare, but the PRO 900 pads are a bit thicker than the PRO 650 pads and fill-in the center a bit more. The Ultrasone website lists the Proline 750 / PRO 750 pads as the same part number, while having separate part numbers for the PRO 650 and PRO 900 pads, so I would assume that the Proline 750 pads are the same as the PRO 750 pads. All of the PRO / Proline pads are interchangeable, so the only differences are due to material (pleather / velvet) and the amount of stuffing, the general size (circumference) is the same.
post #6 of 6
Well my Pro 900 earpads did gave me more room for my ears then my old Proline 750s. Though I used the velvet not the velour pads. Thus I thought it would be the same for the Pro 750 . That is what I heard anyway from people owning it.
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