[doctorjazz]

They're standard issue on some acs ciems now (the Linum cable, that is).

 

[vpn2001]

  Estron Linum iem cables:
 
Free Shipping this month!
 
Excellent review:
http://www.head-fi.org/t/719062/review-estron-linum-bax-new-iem-cable-for-a-new-age

 
Coupon code required?  Shipping was charged when checking out.

 

[vpn2001]

   
Coupon code required?  Shipping was charged when checking out.

 
Expired according to their facebook page.

 

[ER4S]

   
Expired according to their facebook page.

 
Yes, it's expired yesterday.

 

[GearMe]

So...last summer I watched the Yamaha HPH-200s dive in price from $150 to $67 on Amazon. I waited for them to 'bottom out' at $60. The remaining 14 sold out in one day, they shot back up to $150, then down to $100 for a day...and settled in at $150 for almost a year.

They're Yamaha's, so who cares, right? Well I'd heard & read some good things about them and wanted a pair of 'low-profile' open headphones for my phone/laptop.

Recently, they've gone back down to $79 and I picked a pair up. Glad I did; great sound for the $$...comfortable, solid bass for an open headphone this size without ruining the sound signature, very good all-rounders.

If you're looking for some <$100 open headphones, they're definitely worth considering!

http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-HPH-200WH-Headphones/dp/B009F8WR8G

The one negative (for me), only the white ones are at this price...really should've bought them last summer.
BTW, only 20 left.


http://www.head-fi.org/products/yamaha-hph-200-headphone-black
http://www.head-fi.org/t/640370/yamaha-hph-200-pictures-and-review-updated
http://www.head-fi.org/t/579698/yamaha-hph-200-whose-rebrands-are-these/15
http://www.head-fi.org/t/694010/comparison-of-sennheiser-amperior-beyerdynamic-dt-1350-martin-logan-micros-90-and-yamaha-hph-200-or-how-i-spent-my-winter-vacation

 

[taffy2207]

NAD Viso HP50 (Customer return) For the UK'ers £169, RED, Full Warranty  :-
 
http://www.sevenoakssoundandvision.co.uk/p-9903149-nad-viso-hp50-red-headphones-over-ear.aspx

 

[dabtpa]

Velodyne v True at Neweegg for $90. Ad says last one week but I doubt that. It will sell out before that. Get them while you can if you want them. Exceptional low to mid end. Mids and highs are just okay. Not worth M.S.R.P.but great buy at $90. Build quality is as goosd as anything I have owned. And no, these aren't fakes. The Asians have not bothered to knock. Sorry,I did exactly as the instructions say, but it won't paste.
 
Go directly to the Newegg website and look up Velodyne. It should work that way also.

 

[RERO]

So...last summer I watched the Yamaha HPH-200s dive in price from $150 to $67 on Amazon. I waited for them to 'bottom out' at $60. The remaining 14 sold out in one day, they shot back up to $150, then down to $100 for a day...and settled in at $150 for almost a year.

They're Yamaha's, so who cares, right? Well I'd heard & read some good things about them and wanted a pair of 'low-profile' open headphones for my phone/laptop.

Recently, they've gone back down to $79 and I picked a pair up. Glad I did; great sound for the $$...comfortable, solid bass for an open headphone this size without ruining the sound signature, very good all-rounders.

If you're looking for some <$100 open headphones, they're definitely worth considering!

http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-HPH-200WH-Headphones/dp/B009F8WR8G

The one negative (for me), only the white ones are at this price...really should've bought them last summer.
BTW, only 20 left.


http://www.head-fi.org/products/yamaha-hph-200-headphone-black
http://www.head-fi.org/t/640370/yamaha-hph-200-pictures-and-review-updated
http://www.head-fi.org/t/579698/yamaha-hph-200-whose-rebrands-are-these/15
http://www.head-fi.org/t/694010/comparison-of-sennheiser-amperior-beyerdynamic-dt-1350-martin-logan-micros-90-and-yamaha-hph-200-or-how-i-spent-my-winter-vacation

 
Same price I payed for them 2 years ago, well minus the Amazon tax.

 

[doctorjazz]

So...last summer I watched the Yamaha HPH-200s dive in price from $150 to $67 on Amazon. I waited for them to 'bottom out' at $60. The remaining 14 sold out in one day, they shot back up to $150, then down to $100 for a day...and settled in at $150 for almost a year.

They're Yamaha's, so who cares, right? Well I'd heard great sound for the $$...comfortable, solid bass for an open headphone this size without ruining the sound signature, very good all-rounders.


If you're looking for some <$100 open headphones, they're definitely worth considering!




[url=http://www.head-fi.org/products/yamaha-hph-200-headphone-black]http://www.head-fi.org/products/yamaha-hph-200-headphone-black
http://www.head-fi.org/t/640370/yamaha-hph-200-pictures-and-review-updated
http://www.head-fi.org/t/579698/yamaha-hph-200-whose-rebrands-are-these/15
http://www.head-fi.org/t/694010/comparison-of-sennheiser-amperior-beyerdynamic-dt-1350-martin-logan-micros-90-and-yamaha-hph-200-or-how-i-spent-my-winter-vacation

Same price I payed for them 2 years ago, well minus the Amazon tax.

Great review you linked to

 

[cleverhandle]

  Velodyne v True at Neweegg for $90. Ad says last one week but I doubt that. It will sell out before that. Get them while you can if you want them. Exceptional low to mid end. Mids and highs are just okay. Not worth M.S.R.P.but great buy at $90. Build quality is as goosd as anything I have owned. And no, these aren't fakes. The Asians have not bothered to knock. Sorry,I did exactly as the instructions say, but it won't paste.
 
Go directly to the Newegg website and look up Velodyne. It should work that way also.

Here's the link:  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA38N1068721
 
I concur with Dabtpa - these are tremendous value at $90.  Bass is crisp and deep, not boomy, and the build quality is fantastic.  Brushed aluminum and stainless steel with rich brown leather.  The isolate you from outside noise well, better than most closed HP, but be advised that comes with a downside - they're heavy. Still, I have no problem wearing them for an hour or two at a time without a break, which is about as long as I can go with any headphone.  The leather earpads get softer with use, too, so comfort actually improves.  If you have a large head, you might find the headband needs about an inch more travel. 
 
TLR - They sound great, bass on these is truly special, they're a little heavy, and the build quality is so good you'd be justified in spending $90 just to put them on a stand and look at them.
 

 

[Viper2005]

 
Here's the link:  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA38N1068721
 
I concur with Dabtpa - these are tremendous value at $90.  Bass is crisp and deep, not boomy, and the build quality is fantastic.  Brushed aluminum and stainless steel with rich brown leather.  The isolate you from outside noise well, better than most closed HP, but be advised that comes with a downside - they're heavy. Still, I have no problem wearing them for an hour or two at a time without a break, which is about as long as I can go with any headphone.  The leather earpads get softer with use, too, so comfort actually improves.  If you have a large head, you might find the headband needs about an inch more travel. 
 
TLR - They sound great, bass on these is truly special, they're a little heavy, and the build quality is so good you'd be justified in spending $90 just to put them on a stand and look at them.
 

I love the brushed aluminum on the outside of the cups, but I can't imagine how heavy those must be!

 

[cleverhandle]

 
I love the brushed aluminum on the outside of the cups, but I can't imagine how heavy those must be!

I just weighed them on a kitchen scale - 387 grams, without cables.  That's 13.7 ounces if you don't speak metric.  For comparison, my AKG K7XX weighed in at 297g.  I'd say the vTrue are lighter than they look.

 

[Viper2005]

 
I just weighed them on a kitchen scale - 387 grams, without cables.  That's 13.7 ounces if you don't speak metric.  For comparison, my AKG K7XX weighed in at 297g.  I'd say the vTrue are lighter than they look.

That's actually remarkably light compared to the planars I'm using!  (HE-6 & LDC-X)

 

[CarpeDijon]

And for the USA'ers (although I think it's been posted before)...
 
NAD Viso HP50 (Refurbished): $189.00; red, white, or black; 1-year warranty
http://www.spearitsound.com/Headphones-NAD_VISO_HP50_Refurbished.html
 
NAD Viso HP50 (Open Box): $219.00; red, white, or black; 2-year warranty
http://www.spearitsound.com/Headphones-NAD_VISO_HP50_Exhibit_Stock.html
 
Store's comments on refurbished products:  http://www.spearitsound.com/refurbished.html
 
Quote:

  NAD Viso HP50 (Customer return) For the UK'ers £169, RED, Full Warranty  :-
 
http://www.sevenoakssoundandvision.co.uk/p-9903149-nad-viso-hp50-red-headphones-over-ear.aspx

 

[cel4145]

Holy crap! Massdrop already shipped my K7XX. This must be one of the fastest Massdrop deliveries for all their audio equipment buys. Must have been extras they had on hand. I'll have it Tuesday next week.