kool bubba ice
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Are these any good? I heard about the SE 20 having great, warm mids..
PIONEER SE-L 40 HEADPHONES
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wualta
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That's about all they have.
Well, that, plus killer looks.
Well, that, plus killer looks.
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So the looks killed the bass and the treble
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Im gonna make a citizens arrent, all your SE-L 40's are mine
| Originally Posted by wualta /img/forum/go_quote.gif That's about all they have. Well, that, plus killer looks. |
So the looks killed the bass and the treble
Im gonna make a citizens arrent, all your SE-L 40's are mine
Acix
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Pioneer have a lot of great models in the 70's/80's era...
WeeGee
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The aethestics of the headphone instantly grabbed my attention when I first laid eyes on them on this forum and now i'm looking to own my own pair
Aizura
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lol it looks like a vintage HD25-1
Hallo,
Can somebody help me with the Pionieer SE-100 as one the picture above. Got the headphone only without the JB-100 and now I don't know how to dirve them.
Would it work on a normal headamp with the right plug (symetric 4pin?) and if yes, which pin is what (left,right/+,-)?
Or would it work on a Stax Amp?
Thanks for reply,
Thomas
Can somebody help me with the Pionieer SE-100 as one the picture above. Got the headphone only without the JB-100 and now I don't know how to dirve them.
Would it work on a normal headamp with the right plug (symetric 4pin?) and if yes, which pin is what (left,right/+,-)?
Or would it work on a Stax Amp?
Thanks for reply,
Thomas
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