[Nrbelex]

Wikipedia is sorely lacking pictures of headphones which could definitely help add something to the articles. I know a lot of you guys like posting your pictures so why not add a few to Wikipedia as well? Afterwards, come back here and show us what you did.

I'll start off:

- Added picture of "Grado Labs" writing on SR60 on the Grado page.
- Added picture of E2cs on the Shure page.

A lot of the articles would look a lot better with some of the hi-end headphones so get to it!

~ Brett

 

[Skrying]

A lot of the headphones articles just need more information period. I'd be happy to throw in some pics of anything that's useful.

If not done by tomorrow, I might add a pictures or two of my Ultrasone HFi-550 headphones under the Ultrasone article.

 

[Outono Noite]

Hey, good thread

 

[azncookiecutter]

Someone add the E500s to the Shure wiki thread.

 

[granodemostasa]

The Wiki article on sennheiser says that the 580, 600 and 650 have the same driver: i highly doubt it. could one of you that has both tell me if this is true? on hearing that claim, i could believe it for the 580-600 combo, but the 580/600-to the 650? the 650 sounds too different imho to be the same driver.
edit: head-fi should have it's own page.

 

[Nrbelex]

... anybody do anything...?

 

[zachary80]

I changed it from saying "the three models" to "the first two models"


Someone needs to get some information for the AKG section

 

[rsaavedra]

I did edit some things in the Headphone entry a while ago. Someone had left an opinion about closed vs. open which I removed including a note "this is opinion, not fact". I also added the Orpheus and Stax as electrostatics, and added many of the examples of most headphone types listed there (circumaural, supra aural etc.)