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Couldn't this be done with some kind of a very sensitive valve? Granted that things might get too fragile at that rate.
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What spritzer said. They're fun....rolled off treble, but an image unlike any other e-stat out there. Definitely something to hear if you can. You'll most likely get the $800 back if you decide to sell later....they don't pop up that often.
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That's not something that will last 30 years. Felt might be ideal as it can let through air but it won't do it easily. It will be the point of least resistance though so there would be minimal noise.
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Stax had no trouble having SR-003/001 come with silicon fittings, hah.
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I fail to see the point here as silicon will last for decades. I have silicon baking mats in my bakery that are specc'd to last 1000 trips to the oven at 300°C. Those are also earpads which are easy to replace but not some damping valve hidden inside the phones.
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The damping valve location is the issue here then, because it could have been made of silicon just fine...point taken.
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That's about correct.
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I've just dug my LNS out of storage for a listen again... and while this isn't going to be a very popular opinion (and a little dodgy no less since the LNS are for sale), the LNS is remarkably similar to the O2 out of my system. I even thought I had the O2s on my head before noticing that they were on the table :x
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So the dude on A-gon changed his ad to say that his pair is normal bias and dropped the price to $400. Pretty odd, but what say the powers that be on the difference between Pro and Normal, assuming I would be using the 007t for now?
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Seems fricken shady to me. How do you not know which is which if you've been using them or have them in your possession?
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The guy has 64 positive feedbacks from 2000 to April 2008 (incl. one from Hirsch9000) and 2 negatives from years ago. Probably safe to assume he just doesn't know his shit, but did drop the price when he realized it or was informed by a potential buyer.
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$400 for an SR-Sigma is a pretty decent deal IMO.
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It probably is based upon comments at the top of this page, but I have never heard them and have no shortage of headphones lying around...
![]() I mainly want a pair of Lambda Sigs but thought this might be an interesting alternative (which is why I am still considering buying the Sigmas )
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Interesting they are and 400$ is certainly not a bad deal. Out of the 007t they will be pretty midbass heavy and slightly rolled off on top so they are more dependent on the music chosen then anything else. The founder of Stax was a classical music nut and the normal bias Sigma was his favorite of all the phones they made.
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