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I can see my Audio Technica MX 50x's in there ,[emoji3]

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There's 2 pairs - the white and the black.

 

Took Aidan to a headphone shop for his 13th?? birthday because he wanted a pair of his own.

 

He listened to heaps over a couple of hours and chose the M50's - the black ones

 

Dog chewed the cord (was before they were removable) - he replaced them with the white M50X's (now with removable cable)

 

7 years later he still has them on every day :)

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Stick with them and be happy (or better yet don't even take them out of their packaging)

 

Believe me - it'll be a lot cheaper this way ;)

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Omg I thought I was cool coz j@ got me these babies last year for all my flying.... have to say they’re the bomb!!!!

 

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  • All stock bar the k&n panel filter
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On 30/01/2019 at 2:56 PM, Rab said:

Either way - I'm more than happy - am getting fantastic sounds for a fraction of the price I would have had to spend getting a full room setup to sound nearly as good for me - and don't need the dedicated space or room.

 

Curiously though, how much do you reckon you've spent on headphones and associated gear to date?

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I just got a WH-1000MX3 and thought they were the gear.....until now. 

 

I love to to sit and listen to music but I had  my right ear destroyed (now a constant ringing) by a machine gun being fired close to it. So don’t think I could appreciate anything better anyway. 

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2 hours ago, .Stripes. said:

Curiously though, how much do you reckon you've spent on headphones and associated gear to date

All up over $20k

 

Most will be recouped when I thin out the herd.

 

Probably about $8k worth will be kept.

Could settle quite happily  for a single setup if I had to with a $1k budget

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2 hours ago, D4N said:

I just got a WH-1000MX3 and thought they were the gear.....until now.

I've got the 2's (the older model of yours)

 

Bloody fantastic with the noise cancelling. Have used them on planes, overnight in the hospital, while using a woodchpper etc. Well worth the money. 

 

2 hours ago, D4N said:

I love to to sit and listen to music but I had  my right ear destroyed (now a constant ringing) by a machine gun being fired close to it.

Might be worth looking into bone conducting headphones?

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