Anyone know anything about the Sony DR-S3?
skunkt41
New Head-Fier
They are OK. Definitely cool in 1979. You should probably focus on modern headphones if you are interested in the sound. I went through a phase when I was younger of going through all kinds of headphones. I own over 400 pair. The truth is, I always prefer my Sennheiser hd650's, hd600's and hd580's over anything, even the hd800s. Get you a pair
skunkt41
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I think you'd be happier saving up for a pair of Sennheiser hd650's or go to Drop and get their version for around 200 bucks. You would have a pair that blows away the old Sony headphones and would be a pair you would pick out of a big pile.Trust me. I own over 500 pairs including those old Sony ds3.
fraseyboy
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Thanks for your input I guess and congratulations on your 700 pairs of headphones but I asked this question in 2006...
skunkt41
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Zappallo
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Hello, I like to come here and learn a little bit of everything. This time I wanted to log in just to tell you that I found these headphones at my grandmother's house. I cleaned them a lot, I changed the earpads for thicker ones and the result is amazing. Maybe if I rewire them I will get better results with the treble sounds, but at the moment they are my favorites. My other pair are Shure SRH440 and I adore them, but the Sony ones are more fun to wear and now much more comfortable. I can use it for many hours without the problems I had with the previous pads. Greetings from Concepción, Chile
The difference is very big, because before they were very thin and could not last more than an hour with them.
The difference is very big, because before they were very thin and could not last more than an hour with them.
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