sapphiremodena
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Hi all,
I've been a Head-Fier for years now, but I've hardly ventured away from the Music/Off-Topic forums for the last couple years. After lots of research, I bought some HD-580s, HF-1s, E2Cs and KSC-75s and decided to never look back, for the sake of my wallet. So it goes without saying that I am wayyy out of the loop as far as headphones go.
The other day I noticed in the For Sale/Trade forums that the HF-1s are fetching anywhere from $350 to $450, which is kind of surprising since they initially cost $200 at the time of release.
Now, I don't mean to criticize the fact that they are selling for this amount, whatever price they command, that's cool. But I'm just kind of curious what makes the HF-1s so sought after these days... is it because they are limited edition, a piece of Head-Fi history, a collector's item? Or is it because the quality of the phones puts it in that price range?
Thanks guys. And it's nice to be back.
I've been a Head-Fier for years now, but I've hardly ventured away from the Music/Off-Topic forums for the last couple years. After lots of research, I bought some HD-580s, HF-1s, E2Cs and KSC-75s and decided to never look back, for the sake of my wallet. So it goes without saying that I am wayyy out of the loop as far as headphones go.
The other day I noticed in the For Sale/Trade forums that the HF-1s are fetching anywhere from $350 to $450, which is kind of surprising since they initially cost $200 at the time of release.
Now, I don't mean to criticize the fact that they are selling for this amount, whatever price they command, that's cool. But I'm just kind of curious what makes the HF-1s so sought after these days... is it because they are limited edition, a piece of Head-Fi history, a collector's item? Or is it because the quality of the phones puts it in that price range?
Thanks guys. And it's nice to be back.