I don't have them anymore but I never got too fancy with them, just listened directly through my Asus laptop or Motorola phone, with original wires and ear tips. What I liked about them is they could sound great with any source but do agree the highs were a little less airy than other phones but...

This is pretty accurate, at first listen I was let down and thought I just overpaid for generic headphones but after a couple minutes my ears got more familiar and the details and wow factor came alive.

I went from EPH-200 to Etymotic ER2 SE which are very detailed and neutral sounding. Didn't feel like a downgrade to me. I use the grey foam tips but make sure you get a good seal with whatever tips work best for you.

I only listened for a few minutes, just not the sound I am looking for and feel bad letting them sit in a drawer. Shipping only to continental 48 United States, included in price. PayPal payment only. Thanks for looking!

Very cool find on the v1's, I'd almost feel bad opening and using them haha

Any takers?

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The big brother to the EPH-100's. Sound excellent, with no issues. These were shipped from Japan and as far as I know were never sold in the US market. They are now either discontinued or just very hard to find. Used very sparingly and well cared for. Include box, case, and extra ear tips. I...

I too noticed they are no longer for sale on Amazon :( I will paste my review I wrote for them a while ago to at least leave my impression on these beauties: I first heard these EPH200 headphones at Yodobashi camera when visiting Tokyo. I also demoed many very expensive headphones that day...

Yes, crank em up and enjoy

Sold the Yamahas and got a pair of original Grado SR80s. I much prefer the Grado's sound, though you could say their build quality is inferior to the Yamahas.

I did play around with the eq on my phone a little and noticed the mid bass was the culprit. They did respond well to the eq but I am finding I still prefer my un eq'ed KSC75's to them

Picked up a pair of these Yamahas and after using a week or two I find the sound not quite bright enough for my taste, perhaps I'm just too used to my V6's? These do have good resolution though, and are not fatiguing. If anyone is looking for a pair of these Yamahas I would be willing to part...

Thanks for the insight!