[kuma]

I can't find much info on this 'fones.

 

[TheMarchingMule]

The what??

 

[kuma]

Quote:

Originally Posted by AtheisticFreedom The what??

That good, eh?

 

[Mortalcoil]

I have the K66 , havent used it for years.Anemic sound, Is all I can say.Probably ok for an ultra cheap studio setup,shoestring budget kinda thing.

 

[norseman8485]

I've seen these too, and another called k44 in a cable shop. There were only these 2 models on display and the packaging looked really old and dusty. Was wondering about them too.

 

[kuma]

I was wonderinf if the K55 is a real turky or too cheaped to be mentioned on this board. I see only one review of sorts.

 

[TMusic]

I have a pair of the K-66s which I have used for about 4 years before I found this site. My first purchase was the KOSS KSC-75s and I haven't listened to the K-66s since. The sound is so dismal in comparison to everything I've bought since.

They are very comfortable phones and have held up very well, but you can do much better for the price.

 

[kuma]

For 30 bucks, which closed fones are comparable to the K55?

 

[facelvega]

Stay away from the K55, they're pretty dire. In the $30 range, grab an HD201 or Philips HP460.

 

[pfjasonwu]

I just got my K55 today for $26 on Amazon.
For a price that low, I think it is pretty good.

 

[Jaska]

I have used these in language labs. I can't imagine listening to music with them. I think the predominant design goal was to make them long-lasting and inexpensive. Goal achieved.

 

[Ultrazino]

I'm wearing them right now. Really cheaply produced, but light and comfortable to wear. However, my ears started sweating after just two minutes.
Weak bass, hiss and distorted highs. Sound is overall too dark for my taste. I can't remember what I paid for them but I just gave them away for free. The distortion just kills them.