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The AKG K267 Tiësto headphone—designed and tuned by Tiësto himself—is amazingly versatile for both studio and live DJ environments. They include a switchable frequency response, from bass heavy to neutral, so you will never lose the beat during a live performance or lose objectivity in the studio Read More
Would like to see an improved version released . Especially the hinge mechanism, it's legendary for being fragile. And of course, can never have enough clean, tight bass when it comes to EDM :) . Maybe try to improve the sound stage and add some sparkle at the high end, but I know I'm getting greedy haha
Hey, i've bought pair of sony mdr-100aab for 89€, but i'm not very happy with the sound quality and noise cancelling
Do you know any other good pair, better under 100€?
Bought them back in January of 2016 and my only issue is finding replacement earpads has anyone had this issue because in my case the leatherette ripped around the seams of one of the earpads
dominic.stemarieI bought them in April of 2016 and my earspads are wearing out aswell. I found the replacement part number 3284M10010 (left earpad) and 3284M10020 (right earpad) but they are ~20 bucks a piece. Have you had any luck finding a good replacement?
I got one at the last drop 2016.
And it's still give me more happiness in
music life without any problems.
I'm awaiting for the next drop,
I'll buy one more.
Giving a 1+ year update for anyone who cares. I ordered these headphones on Sep. 22, 2015 (received in October) and today is Feb. 16, 2017.
The headphone held up great for the yeathe headphones are holding togetherr and well... now they are broken a few months after the 1 year mark. Unlike what many other users experienced, my ear-cups did not break at the swivel joint attachment but instead the sliding mechanism to adjust the headphones broke. I attempted to melt the plastic back together with a soldering iron as a temporary fix but it broke again after a week. I am going to try some kind of plastic epoxy that a buddy of mine has.
Although the adjustment bit is broken, the headphones are still wearable and sound just as good as ever. The only effect the break has is that the adjustment is very loose now.
3/20/17 edit: I applied some JB weld plastic weld and it's been holding fine.
Got them and am very happy with them. Comfort was good but I could feel that as the pads broke down I would soon have them resting directly on my ears. I got the Brainwavz Angled Pleather pads and after wresting them on find these very comfortable even though the clamping pressure has gone up noticeably.