[malenak]

Regardless of the age or price of the components, which ones you regret selling in the past? I think if we regret selling some of the products, then they were very likely very good ones. Otherwise, we would not regret selling them. And I am curious about these.
I'll start with these:

Audio-gd R2R11

Hifiman HE6se V2

 

[msing539]

I don't actually regret selling anything. Without an infinite budget, the only way I can fund new gear is by selling what I don't use.

There are certain things I've repurchased because I was curious how they would sound with different gear... the HE6SE v2 is one of those, the HD800S was another. And I've owned the Denon D7200 three times.

But in every case, "no ragrets."

 

[F208Frank]

I regretted selling my aic10, but I got another one.

I regretted selling my abyss tc, but I got another one.

This is why I have no funds saved for my kids college.

Oh well.

 

[johnccl196]

I do miss the LCD-X. It was a pain to EQ and it caused strain on my neck but it had great bass and sounded pretty good on select songs. Eventually I just had to give up on constantly fine tuning EQ.

 

[DenverW]

I don't actually regret selling anything. Without an infinite budget, the only way I can fund new gear is by selling what I don't use.

There are certain things I've repurchased because I was curious how they would sound with different gear... the HE6SE v2 is one of those, the HD800S was another. And I've owned the Denon D7200 three times.

But in every case, "no ragrets."

It's 'regurts.'

This. If I kept every headphone I liked I'd never be able to move on to other gear to try. I've also owned the he6se a couple times, the quad era 1, the he-500, the emu teak, focal clear, and the hd600 each a couple times. Some headphones are great and I want to have them, but they don't always get enough head time to justify keeping when you have other gear that may work a bit better.

 

[malenak]

It's 'regurts.'

This. If I kept every headphone I liked I'd never be able to move on to other gear to try. I've also owned the he6se a couple times, the quad era 1, the he-500, the emu teak, focal clear, and the hd600 each a couple times. Some headphones are great and I want to have them, but they don't always get enough head time to justify keeping when you have other gear that may work a bit better.

I actually stopped to find the holly grail of headphones. I just change the way how I enjoy this hobby. I really enjoy the time, when I have something new and I am listening to it for the first days. Then, after a few weeks I become used to it and then I always start to find, what next to try.

 

[PorscheFanatic]

None. The chase for audiophile euphoria is never ending.

 

[Svperstar]

I regret selling my Sennheiser 595 w/ Pocket Amp V2. This was my original setup when I found HeadFi. I sold it to a friend tho and he got a lot of usage out of it, years.

Regret getting rid of my Gilmore Lite and my Sony MDR-SA5000. I decided the SA5000 sound signature wasn't for me so I got rid of it. They are rare these days I wish I hung onto it. The SA5000 had a bad solder job on them so mine was resoldered by a professional electronics repairman.

Funny I told the guy I sold the SA5000 too it was kinda dirty and a bit scratched up NOT 10/10 before I sold them to him..............he refused to give me a good review because they were dirty and used............just like I said they were.. I guess I should have washed them down good with some non-abrasive cleaner before I sold them but I was afraid of damaging the housing.

 

[Bosk]

ALO Continental Dual Mono, nothing else.

 

[briantrinh86]

Regret selling ab1266 og, oriolus traillii.