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It was an insane purchase, that will take at least 2 years to recover from (including the credit card interest rate), but I am truly happy with them. I was told that Sony re-opened the line and made six more this year. I got them from Theme-Gifts.com, which allegedly is one of the two authorized US dealers. They got two pairs from Sony and I bought one of them.
I am running them through a Grado RA-1, and a MF X-Cans V2, and although many people can advise a better amp, with my existing set-up, they are shear nirvana. I have a SACD/DVD Audio Pioneer Elite set-up, and I am able to play 2 channel DSD multi-channel discs through the headphone jack, directly out of the Pioneer as a third option.
I also have an older Nakamichi CD player hooked up to the Grado, and I hooked up my Senn 600's through the Grado amp, and the Sony MDR-R10's through the headphone jack on the Nakamichi, and even without the amp, the Sony's made the Senn's, sound hollow and lacking, even though the Senn's have given me hundreds of hours of listening pleasure.
No, they are not worth the price of 20 HD 600's, but, they are much, much better, and I am looking for the best sound that I can get.
P.S - Theme-Gifts.com is giving me 30 days to return them, which I think is generous considering the money that they would lose having to sell them, slightly used.
Anyone who have these have recommendations for a better amp combo? My Musical Fidelity amp is directly hooked up to a Musical Fidelity A3 CD player with some decent interconnects.
I am running them through a Grado RA-1, and a MF X-Cans V2, and although many people can advise a better amp, with my existing set-up, they are shear nirvana. I have a SACD/DVD Audio Pioneer Elite set-up, and I am able to play 2 channel DSD multi-channel discs through the headphone jack, directly out of the Pioneer as a third option.
I also have an older Nakamichi CD player hooked up to the Grado, and I hooked up my Senn 600's through the Grado amp, and the Sony MDR-R10's through the headphone jack on the Nakamichi, and even without the amp, the Sony's made the Senn's, sound hollow and lacking, even though the Senn's have given me hundreds of hours of listening pleasure.
No, they are not worth the price of 20 HD 600's, but, they are much, much better, and I am looking for the best sound that I can get.
P.S - Theme-Gifts.com is giving me 30 days to return them, which I think is generous considering the money that they would lose having to sell them, slightly used.
Anyone who have these have recommendations for a better amp combo? My Musical Fidelity amp is directly hooked up to a Musical Fidelity A3 CD player with some decent interconnects.