[Yeeterkeeter]

SR-X9000. I generally prefer the sleek metal look with a smooth silhouette, and I think the X9000 nails it.

The X9000s look like they're an alien spaceship and I love it. STAX has nailed its design lineage.

 

[Yeeterkeeter]

It is Sony other version of f1 mod )

Those look super sleek and built up. Nice

 

[Redcarmoose]

Some old Sony model I keep under my bed?

 

[Yeeterkeeter]

Some old Sony model I keep under my bed?

What kind of camera did you use for those shots? That looks like professional promo material, props to you for getting those pictures.

 

[dynavit]

 

[Yeeterkeeter]

Stax seems to have a lot of really good designs out there. I've always wanted a pair of SR-L300s but that's a long-term goal at this point.

 

[Kevintj604]

 

[jonathan c]

..... though I have an admiration on how Sennheiser's 6 series looks. Its a sleek design classic and imho looks as good today as it did 2 decades ago. I wouldn't go as far as call them beautiful but it's one for the design museum .....

..... the 'marbled' HD-600 has much visual appeal (to me, anyway):

 

[dynavit]

Stax seems to have a lot of really good designs out there. I've always wanted a pair of SR-L300s but that's a long-term goal at this point.

That's a DC Voce, not a Stax.

 

[Yeeterkeeter]

That's a DC Voce, not a Stax.

Whoops, my bad

 

[Yeeterkeeter]

Whoops, my bad

My point still stands about STAX having good design philosophies

 

[dynavit]

Brothers in sense:

 

[dynavit]

Maybe my most beatiful

 

[Redcarmoose]

What kind of camera did you use for those shots? That looks like professional promo material, props to you for getting those pictures.

Thanks.
It’s a 1979 Nikon 50mm F2 AI lens hooked to a modern Nikon 5100 body, So the non DX (non-full frame camera) Format makes the lens 75mm.

 

[OlafP]

I loved my Ultrasone Edition 5 limited. The wood was really old.