Automatic on/off switch: head phones will mute automatically when they are taken off
Varimotion xxl speakers for ultimate accuracy. Crisp, detailed sound even at high volume levels
Single, plug-in, easily replace able cable with mini-XLR connector
Gimbal suspended ear cups for gentle adjustment to your ears
Self-adjusting headband conforms to every head shape
Hard gold-plated contacts and jack plug with screw-on adapter
99.99% oxygen-free cable
Closed-back, circumaural earphones
Frequency range: 16hz to 28khz
stax sr303/srm313. for the money to my ears, the best headphones available. clear,open, dynamic. not bass monsters, but whats there is extremely clear and natural. pretty much faultless imo, except when i wear them, the girlfriend thinks i look like a cyberman.
I got two pairs, best sounding headphones period, and the price is not that bad.
Many many people will beg to differ with you on that statement (quite a few of them are on this thread already with some very nice sets) but glad you like them. One day when you listen to some decent headphones you will realise how bad those sound.
So so jealous, one of my goals in life is to own the Omega IIs or the Omega VI by the time i can afford them. Congratulations on a very nice set of headphones.
Being quite an audiophile, I listened to many other "better, more expensive" headphones, but settled on the Bose. You know what really puzzles me is when people say how terrible Bose equipment is. I own and have owned lots of Bose products and know they are incredible, so when people say they sound terrible or are cheap, I just think less of that person. But I suppose we all have our opinions and I really don't like to argue over this kind of subject.
anyway, I think I'll put on my headphones and put in Meddle, and enjoy the evening.
No highs? No lows? Must be Bose!