Sony MDR-R10 Owner's Club
Oct 27, 2013 at 1:22 AM Post #451 of 1,173
Damn 36 bids @ US $4250 on a zero rating seller out of eBay?
 
Still not even at the sniping phase yet.
 
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lol two late snipes concluded the auction with 41 bids @ US $5151. That's a lot of faith, if you know what I mean.
 
Jan 15, 2014 at 5:54 AM Post #455 of 1,173
I accidentally stumbled across this page because I have the Sony MDR-10R, but not the R10. I never knew Sony made such high end headphones!
 
Jan 15, 2014 at 6:24 AM Post #456 of 1,173
Jan 15, 2014 at 6:29 AM Post #457 of 1,173
  Hopefully a very long time !

 
Yes, hopefully. No one can say how long these headphones will last for you. It depends on how well you treat them.
 
Jan 15, 2014 at 10:37 AM Post #458 of 1,173
   
Yes, hopefully. No one can say how long these headphones will last for you. It depends on how well you treat them.


Indeed, but what about those bio-cellulose drivers? If they haven't been used, they could certainly last one or two decades... That's the sad thing about the R-10, while extraordinary its life is ultimately limited.
 
Jan 27, 2014 at 6:12 PM Post #460 of 1,173
as #365 new owner I report in to the club
 


 
Feb 1, 2014 at 2:52 PM Post #461 of 1,173
Feb 1, 2014 at 5:17 PM Post #462 of 1,173
when i buy R10 #365 it already come with that cable.
the upgrade cable is by TOXIC Cable UK where you can contact their company through head-fi.
the cable and the workmanship is 700pounds according to old post about R10 #365 on head-fi, 
which also mention the cable it self is a high grade silver plated copper cable much purer than the original R10 cable with furutech carbon balance xlr connector and its xlr to 6.3 converter
Sound-wise, it doesn't change the overall sound signature of the R10 but just improve it with more detail and extension on soundstage/tighter bass and slightly more refine treble giving a more euphony to the headphone.  
 
Jun 2, 2014 at 8:08 AM Post #463 of 1,173
Hi, guys:
 
Mine is No.808 bass light made in 1992. I was wondering how many R10 were made exactly? Some said 2000 but David Mahler believes somewhere around 1300. Is there anyone knowing the accurate number?
 
And another point, which version is less, bass heavy or light? I was wondering that, Sony manufactured 808 R10s within nearly three years, why did some people buy brand new R10 bass heavy version whose serial number are around 1000-1100 from Amazon in 2003-2004? Did Sony stop making R10 for several years during 1990s?
 
Cheers,
Stanley
 
Jul 3, 2014 at 11:34 AM Post #464 of 1,173
What is the inner size (Height and width in milliliters)  of SONY MDR – 10R ear pads?

and also it has a vent on the top of cups, some people say they let in lot of noise, and therefore passive noise canceling is bad. is it correct?
 
Jul 4, 2014 at 12:24 AM Post #465 of 1,173
  What is the inner size (Height and width in milliliters)  of SONY MDR – 10R ear pads?

and also it has a vent on the top of cups, some people say they let in lot of noise, and therefore passive noise canceling is bad. is it correct?

This may be the wrong thread. Here's an MDR-10R thread.
 
The cushions are about 60 mm x 42 mm on the inside, and for a passive set, they block out noise unexpectedly well. I thought the same thing when I saw the vents, but because they are behind the speaker drivers, I don't think they affect isolation much. 
 

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