These old studio headphones lack information of who made them, apparently they were just branded BBC. Does anyone know who made them? (And is it safe to connect them to an headphone amp without serious damage to headphone or ears?)
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Need to ID these old BBC studio headphone (who made them?)
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2/5/10 at 9:22pm
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