appar111
Headphoneus Supremus
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This may seem silly, but the best sounding pcdp I have out of the ones I've owned has been an old Panasonic Sl-S180. The shock protection is non-existent, but the sound quality tromps all over anything else that I've used. The S-XBS in these older models is actually really nice-- it doesn't ruin the sound quality like so many of today's Sony's do.
Is it strange for me to go looking for something like an SL-S292 (which has 10 second shock protection, and 25 hour battery life, but not much else in the way of features)? I mainly just need something to be portable enough for me to walk out to the kitchen, or go frmo the bedroom to the couch, or desk, etc. So G-Protection, or even 40 second shock isn't necessary.
I've already got a D-25S and a Panasonic SL-CT790 (which I will end up selling just cause I won't need it).
Anyone else found this "regression factor" kicking in, aside from wanting to go "old school Sony"?
appar111
Is it strange for me to go looking for something like an SL-S292 (which has 10 second shock protection, and 25 hour battery life, but not much else in the way of features)? I mainly just need something to be portable enough for me to walk out to the kitchen, or go frmo the bedroom to the couch, or desk, etc. So G-Protection, or even 40 second shock isn't necessary.
I've already got a D-25S and a Panasonic SL-CT790 (which I will end up selling just cause I won't need it).
Anyone else found this "regression factor" kicking in, aside from wanting to go "old school Sony"?
appar111
