isn't philips just a nameplate nowadays?
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As of a few years ago, Sennheiserโs consumer line is owned by Sonova, a hearing aid manufacturer (who I think may be American)
Philips isnt European anymore.
i was wondering why marshall is not present, do they only have good amps and speakers?
I've been using Sennheiser for a while, a bit lower-grade models though (Accentum Plus). Works great, the only pet peeve is that they changed buttons for a touch-screen on the right headphone, I don't like tapping it that much. But the sound is great and the equipment robust (my previous ones had lasted for 5 years with no battery or sound quality issues before someone stole them on a train...).
I know Sennheisers are german but those are also made in Romania these days. Nice to see Meze here as well
Anecdotally, while I love my sennies because nothing sounds like them, I'm still nursing a pair of older 559s and hoping they last forever because absolutely every single one of the newer ones I bought had or developed issues.
I wish Meze would bring back the copper finnish of the original Empyrians
They are absolutely stunning
I've never tried Focal headphones but can confirm the speakers are the real deal ๐
Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro are my professional studio reference hp's for over 30 years.
I've had my Sennheiser HD650 for 8 years and I bought them used. The best part is you can buy pretty much any part (except the frame itself I think) and are easy to replace. Great sound and very comfortable.
Best gaming headset I had hands down was from EPOS, Seinheisers gaming branch. Alas ended up having a design flaw that broke it. Still works fine, just doenst stay on my head. Anyway, I digress, I'm here for team Seinheisers, badass audio quality.
Is rtings a good, reliable review site nowadays? I used to trust them, but it's a lot harder to trust any reviews/recommendations nowadays
I decided to give the Fairphone XL a go since my old Bose are getting really old.
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