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HiFiMan HE5se Over Ear Planar Magnetic Headphones Expired
$349
$699.00
+ Free S&H
Adorama has HiFiMan HE5se Over Ear Planar Magnetic Headphones on sale for $349. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
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- These headphones come with a 3.5mm adapter + 1/4" adapter.
- Our research indicates that the price of these HiFiMan HE5se Over Ear Planar Magnetic Headphones is $350 lower (50% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $699 at the time of this posting. -persian_mafia
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these are SE. They also come with a 3.5mm adapter + 1/4" adapter.
$349 + free s/h
these are SE. They also come with a 3.5mm adapter + 1/4" adapter.
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Pro Tip: don't spend 699 on them LOL.
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Pro Tip: don't spend 699 on them LOL.
Pro Tip: don't spend 699 on them LOL.
this is not an exclusive adorama color or build, once these sold out, they are gone, or so I read when they were released last year...
So of course it's good when prices drop, but just had a guitar I got from Adorama drop 50 from a few weeks ago, and that doesn't feel very good, so I have empathy for those that bit these recently at the higher $. All that said, I will always love Adorama...great seller and great prices!
What we previous Hifiman owners want to know is, if there's any benefit in buying or trying these out?
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What we previous Hifiman owners want to know is, if there's any benefit in buying or trying these out?
from what I know, these supposed to be better than v2 and 400i. But, when it comes to headphones, better is subjective.
So unless these go under $200, I don't see as many adopters. Well I know that part of it was a fire sell, because some of the band breaking and poorly soldered cord issues. Heck, both my 400i, and 560, both have cords that cause the sound to cut out when you move it around.
Anyhow, considering how hard it is to properly amplify the 560's, I might sell mine + 400i, and get the HE5se. But will wait for a $250 price break, if that ever happens.
So unless these go under $200, I don't see as many adopters. Well I know that part of it was a fire sell, because some of the band breaking and poorly soldered cord issues. Heck, both my 400i, and 560, both have cords that cause the sound to cut out when you move it around.
Anyhow, considering how hard it is to properly amplify the 560's, I might sell mine + 400i, and get the HE5se. But will wait for a $250 price break, if that ever happens.
i tried both 560 and 5se, and i dont get cutouts. 5se is also larger band than 560, at least on my head. no cutsout either
One was on the 560, the other on the 400i.
In a certain point of their headphone productions, they outsourced too many components, without the proper control/oversight.
One was on the 560, the other on the 400i.
In a certain point of their headphone productions, they outsourced too many components, without the proper control/oversight.
i dont blame you. i also use strictly 3rd party cables for all headphones for that reason