I had a hunch they where going to flat pad the X series , just had a feeling , oddly enough I mentioned it in conversation a few posts back.Interesting
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I had a hunch they where going to flat pad the X series , just had a feeling , oddly enough I mentioned it in conversation a few posts back.Interesting
Ordered the 325x. Let's see what's going on! Stay tuned......
Strangely, the 325x is the only one that kept the same price.
The 60x is $20 more while the other three are each $25 more than their predecessors.
So what are the improvements you get as you move up the line? I’m looking at the 5 new Prestige headphones and from the blurbs, here’s what I’m seeing:
SR60x —> SR80x - You go from $99 to $125 and I don’t see any difference whatsoever listed for that $26 price gap.
Are the drivers the same on all models?So what are the improvements you get as you move up the line? I’m looking at the 5 new Prestige headphones and from the blurbs, here’s what I’m seeing:
SR60x —> SR80x - You go from $99 to $125 and I don’t see any difference whatsoever listed for that $26 price gap.
SR80x —> SR125x - You go from $125 to $175 and you get the 8-conductor cable for that $50 price gap.
SR125x —> SR225x - You go from $175 to $225 and you get F cushions, the metal grating, and 0.05db driver matching for that $50 price gap.
SR225x —> SR325x - You go from $225 to $295 and you get the metal housing and the calf-skin leather headband for that $70 price gap.
Did I miss anything?
These ‘x’ series headphones all look like a nice upgrade over the ‘e’ series, but I still maintain that the Prestige series doesn’t need 5 headphones. I’m not sure why both the 60 and 80 need to exist and the 125 seems like a rather expensive upgrade for no difference besides the cable. I think this lineup should be cut down to 4, possibly even 3 headphones.
Funnily enough, the best deal of the whole bunch here seems to be the 325x, as it’s now only a $70 upgrade over the 225x, whereas the 325e was $95 more than the 225e.
Miss anything?So what are the improvements you get as you move up the line? I’m looking at the 5 new Prestige headphones and from the blurbs, here’s what I’m seeing:
SR60x —> SR80x - You go from $99 to $125 and I don’t see any difference whatsoever listed for that $26 price gap.
SR80x —> SR125x - You go from $125 to $175 and you get the 8-conductor cable for that $50 price gap.
SR125x —> SR225x - You go from $175 to $225 and you get F cushions, the metal grating, and 0.05db driver matching for that $50 price gap.
SR225x —> SR325x - You go from $225 to $295 and you get the metal housing and the calf-skin leather headband for that $70 price gap.
Did I miss anything?
These ‘x’ series headphones all look like a nice upgrade over the ‘e’ series, but I still maintain that the Prestige series doesn’t need 5 headphones. I’m not sure why both the 60 and 80 need to exist and the 125 seems like a rather expensive upgrade for no difference besides the cable. I think this lineup should be cut down to 4, possibly even 3 headphones.
Funnily enough, the best deal of the whole bunch here seems to be the 325x, as it’s now only a $70 upgrade over the 225x, whereas the 325e was $95 more than the 225e.
I searched the page on the SR-80x (EDIT: on the store 4ourears) for the string “stressed” and could not find this anywhere … perhaps that is a distinctive but they don’t mention it anymore.Miss anything?
Yes. 60 vs 80.
De-Stressed Driver