anonuserheadfi
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Thanks guys for the help.
Is this real Sennheiser HD 25-1 II?
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yd2zhang
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looks pretty real, do they even make fakes?
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Looks fine to me. Listen to it. If it sounds fine, it probably is.
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Those are real, ive never seen any HD 25 fakes.
What's your source? Static could be caused by a number of things.
What's your source? Static could be caused by a number of things.
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looks like the headphones I wore everyday for almost a year until I got tired of the discomfort.
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They look like mine, lol
have you tried plugging them to a different source? i havent heard any static sound coming from them.
have you tried plugging them to a different source? i havent heard any static sound coming from them.
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Looks real to me
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I just thought about it.
There were some static issues with mine and that's because the connectors (the red and black ones going directly to the cups) loosen up a bit with everyday use.
No biggie, just push them in and they're good to go. It just happens every few months with regular use.
There were some static issues with mine and that's because the connectors (the red and black ones going directly to the cups) loosen up a bit with everyday use.
No biggie, just push them in and they're good to go. It just happens every few months with regular use.
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