Sold: ES-R10 (w stock 1/4" TRS) like new

Listing ID: 25800 Views: 735
1,600.00 USD
Condition
Excellent/Like new
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Firm
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  1. United States of America
Like new, about a month old. All original box/packaging, and stock TRS cable. I can throw in my like new Audio Sensibility Statement (occ silver) 10' XLR for this headphone for an additional $300 if interested. This is also like new, and was about $450 new. Also fits OG HE6. Pics to come tomorrow if this hasn't sold by then.

CONUS only. I'll cover PP and shipping fees.

Check my stellar feedback and buy with confidence.

-Daniel
Listed by: BournePerfect (158)
Listed: 2022-05-15
BournePerfect

BournePerfect

Headphoneus Supremus
Honestly even though they sound STELLAR...I still find myself listening to my AD2000/Studio B more for my tastes, and honestly I'm a one headphone at a time kinda guy. Not a fan of the R10 aesthetics either, as fickle as that might seem to many, it's important to me. I will say these were technically the 'best' headphones I've yet heard. When I listen to them I forget about my AD2000s.........but ditto the opposite...and that never happens with me. I do wish folks could someday hear my ATs on the Studio though, especially with the EML mesh...fwiw.
 
Whitigir

Whitigir

Member of the Trade: Portable Modder
BournePerfect said:
Honestly even though they sound STELLAR...I still find myself listening to my AD2000/Studio B more for my tastes, and honestly I'm a one headphone at a time kinda guy. Not a fan of the R10 aesthetics either, as fickle as that might seem to many, it's important to me. I will say these were technically the 'best' headphones I've yet heard. When I listen to them I forget about my AD2000s.........but ditto the opposite...and that never happens with me. I do wish folks could someday hear my ATs on the Studio though, especially with the EML mesh...fwiw.
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Is that ad2000 better than L5000 ?
 
BournePerfect

BournePerfect

Headphoneus Supremus
Never heard the L5000, but was honestly dying to at one point. Pretty much impossible to find now, and I think the R10 kinda scratched that itch for me anyway...at least as far as the aspects that had piqued my interest with them at the time (great tonality, timbre, female vocals, natural sounding etc). The ES R10 definitely has that in spades imo, and much more. Honestly it does no wrong imo. If I had to nitpick any thing keeping them from near perfection in my book, I would have liked a bit more texture and bass extension perhaps...but nothing's perfect. Definitely totl performance sonically as many are pointing out.
 
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