AdamCalifornia
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Let's talk only about dynamic type headphones.
First, how do you call supra-aural and circumaural together as a family of headphones?
More precisely, a family of supra-aural cans plus a family of circumaural cans is a family of what?
- Full-size cans? NO, because this description is reserved for circumaural.
Now, AKG K-1000 are neither circumaural nor supra-aural.
How do you call headphones as AKG K-1000?
They are 'something between circumaural and supra-aural'?
Mebbe the following will be helpful or mebbe not?
Quote:
Taken from here.
By the way, 'Ear speakers' or 'earspeakers'? - Ha, ha, ....
Finally, how do you call dynamic Supra-aural, circumaural, and AKG K-1000 together as one family?
Note that I've excluded IEMs/in-ear (Shure, ....)headphones.
What are other headphones - like AKG K-1000 - which are neither circumaural nor supra-aural (Not counting IEMs)?
P.S.
I am not interested in ear buds, street style cans and similar cheapies.
First, how do you call supra-aural and circumaural together as a family of headphones?
More precisely, a family of supra-aural cans plus a family of circumaural cans is a family of what?
- Full-size cans? NO, because this description is reserved for circumaural.
Now, AKG K-1000 are neither circumaural nor supra-aural.
How do you call headphones as AKG K-1000?
They are 'something between circumaural and supra-aural'?
Mebbe the following will be helpful or mebbe not?
Quote:
Ear speakers, not headphones Even beyond the famed Stax electrostats that pioneered the term, the K-1000s are earspeakers, not headphones. The wire-mesh protected transducer panels are 2.5" wide x 4.25" high x 1" thick. They're hinge-mounted to the front of the crossbraces that hold the contact pads and connect the two red metal frames on each side. The rear contact pad is mounted to a slider that allows width adjustment for the most comfortable head fitting. |
Taken from here.
By the way, 'Ear speakers' or 'earspeakers'? - Ha, ha, ....
Finally, how do you call dynamic Supra-aural, circumaural, and AKG K-1000 together as one family?
Note that I've excluded IEMs/in-ear (Shure, ....)headphones.
What are other headphones - like AKG K-1000 - which are neither circumaural nor supra-aural (Not counting IEMs)?
P.S.
I am not interested in ear buds, street style cans and similar cheapies.