Thanks for taking the time to write that up.... It might be better longer with a raised lip. if someone were to shoulder it turning around or back into it, it may crash the headphones to the floor.
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kilspeed111
BeatsGuy has a point. The only headphone STAND I know of that's over a hundred bucks is the Sieveking Omega Stand. And the thing you're reviewing isn't even a stand. It's a Hanger. I can buy one of those for less than 5 bucks, just without the logo of any company. I actually have 8 hangers (Not those, the ones you have to drill into your wall) and it costed me SIX bucks. SIX. And they work perfect.
Music Alchemist
There are many headphone stands that cost hundreds of dollars; just not most.
avitron142
@thatBeatsguy @kilspeed111 Thank you for noticing. As it stands, the only place I was looking were on Massdrop and Ebay, and Massdrop only offered (when I was looking) the Sieveking Omega and a few others similarly priced. Ebay was cluttered with so many generic ones that I gave up after a while. However, I will revise the review given this information.
On a side note, hangars that you drill into your wall don't count - it causes damage and cannot be moved around. One thing I praised about the Hengja was it's portability and low profile.
On a side note, hangars that you drill into your wall don't count - it causes damage and cannot be moved around. One thing I praised about the Hengja was it's portability and low profile.
This review is ridiculous. No headphone stand to my knowledge is priced over $50, and if you want an actual headphone stand, Brainwavz themselves sell headphone stands for under $50:
http://www.mp4nation.net/brainwavz-gypsum-headphone-stand-for-all-headphone-sizes
^ This example right here? $30. For an actual headphone stand. I don't know where you find your headphone stands, but I'm pretty sure that's on an entirely different World Wide Web.