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Great Purple-y Purple-ness!

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I say you start a thread on HeadFi stating that this is your PS1000 with the quantum particle mod. I will shill for you and say it sounds awesome and that you are the resident genius.

They may not have great isolation.. but you will have no problem being isolated... unsure.png

Edited by mikeymad

They may not have great isolation.. but you will have no problem being isolated... unsure.png

Luckily, when you're alone and life is making you lonely, you can always go...

Didn't Tyll really like those, purpleness not withstanding?

Yup. In fact they're on the Wall of Fame for being purple good sounding.

I also said they're a good ladies headphone ... Philips didn't like that.

What!? I should have said they're a great Justin Beiber headphone?

Anyway, they sound quite good ... and they're PURPLE!!!

Edited by Tyll Hertsens

Those must have been made for Barney.

For those that don't like the purple, you can always go ghetto and change the color with a black Sharpie.huh.png

Those must have been made for Barney.

For those that don't like the purple, you can always go ghetto and change the color with a black Sharpie.huh.png

They offer other colors.

Tyll, you of all people should know it's not appropriate to assign gender roles to things.

Hm. How to respond to this?

Sure would like to see enthusiastic headphone listening more popular among the ladies. Hard not to see some gender skew in this activity.

What is it about audio that causes so many men and so few women? Serious question.

^ Headphones mess up their hair?

Edited by robm321

Could be but in my experience it is the need to keep things simple that is the ultimate deciding factor.

Sure, but when you pidgeon hole purple headphones to women, then the dustys of the world feel excluded. I do agree that the world of audio could use more women, tho. I think that's just a challenge that won't be solved by big purple closed phones.

Hey, I like purplr too.

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Actually, I think it's the headband that strikes me as feminine with these cans.

And for the record I think men and women has various proportions of masuline and feminine characteristics.

I do agree that the world of audio could use more women' date=' tho. I think that's just a challenge that won't be solved by big purple closed phones.[/quote']

No ... for sure ... but it may be a start. What will? My motive in mentioning the Downtown as a good women's headphone was to just push the issue a little bit. Maybe if the Downtown got traction amone women we'd see headphones that weren't generally so masculine. 'Course, butt-ugly, black and chrome plastic blobs really isn't masculine per se.

Just musing here, I know you're not giving me real grief, Dan.

Actually, I counter my own argument. I think high end audio in general doesn't attract women because its usually technical in nature and more personal... less social. Women in general tend to be more social which is why they will buy a purse or a pair of shoes made with cheap parts for a lot of money because of the name and its current social stock it provides them with.

You were right on Tyll, that headphone looks nothing but feminine. I can maybe picture a pimp wearing them, but does Philips really think an average teenage male would break those out in front of his friends for anything other than laughs?

BTW, LOVE that picture and outfit.

Edited by robm321

The new small interchangeable lens cameras are selling wildly to women. Supposedly in large part because they're in colors.

Purple would be good in the office. Nobody would steal them.

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