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Prime Members: Philips Over-Ear Headphones: SHP9600 $68.20, SHP9500 Expired
$57
$90.00
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PHOTOTECH via Amazon has for Prime Members: Philips Audio SHP9500 HiFi Precision Stereo Over-Ear Headphones (Black) on sale for $56.98. Shipping is free.
PHOTOTECH via Amazon also has for Prime Members: Philips Wired SHP9600 Over-Ear Open-Back Headphones (Black) on sale for $68.19. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member ahnada for sharing this deal
About SHP9500 Headphones:
PHOTOTECH via Amazon also has for Prime Members: Philips Wired SHP9600 Over-Ear Open-Back Headphones (Black) on sale for $68.19. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member ahnada for sharing this deal
About SHP9500 Headphones:
- Frequency range: 12 - 35,000 Hz
- Sensitivity: 101 dB
- Maximum power input: 200 mW
- Impedance: 32 Ohm
- Acoustic system: Open
- Magnet type: Neodymium
- Speaker diameter: 50 mm
- Acoustic system: Open
- Magnet type: Neodymium
- Impedance: 32 ohm
- Maximum power input: 200 mW
- Sensitivity 101 dB
- Speaker diameter 50 mm
- Frequency response: 12 - 35,000 Hz
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PHOTOTECH via Amazon [amazon.com] has Philips Audio Philips SHP9500 HiFi Precision Stereo Over-Ear Headphones on sale for $56.98 as a Prime Day Deal.
This is $3 less than the front page deal from earlier this month.
SHP9600 [amazon.com] is also available for $68.19 as a Prime Day Deal.
This is $3 less than the front page deal from earlier this month.
SHP9600 [amazon.com] is also available for $68.19 as a Prime Day Deal.
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I own the AD700X with modmic and the SHP9500 with vmoda boom pro. Don't buy a knockoff vmoda boom pro for half the price; they all break in a month, trust me I tried. The legit vmoda boom pro has been running strong since 2018. My wife abuses the hell out of it and uses them as her xbox console cans. They're a lot of fun when directional sound matters such as Dead by Daylight or any FPS game ever.
They also work great on Oculus Quest 2 as replacement speakers. Fit great with the quest 2 stock configuration with a short 3 foot 3.5mm cable.
Once you own them go to: https://github.com/jaakkopasanen/...%20SHP9500
Install AutoEq and follow the instructions on how to use software to equalize them. This is for PC users only, not console. Sorry.
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Yep same here. They are still going strong. For all those complaining about the lack of bass, just do the felt and ring mod (google it). That will help bring out the bass and it's enough that you can easily hear it when intended by the music producer. So in a way, it makes them sound very neutral but still fun to listen to.
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Install AutoEq and follow the instructions on how to use software to equalize them. This is for PC users only, not console. Sorry.
To be fair, I have the X2s, not the 9600s, but I much prefer the feel and sound of the Sennheisers.
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my PC (xonar amped soundcard) and LG v20 (quad(?) amped 3.5mm have been starved for play time. I have been in a sound desert since mid last week when my monoprice studio bluetooth gave up the chooch (stress fracture on the plastic that looks like it had been stretching since the day I slapped them on my gord). My cloth covered wired buds molded up and ropey b.t. I snatched a bud clear off the week after I got them (maybe 3 runs fml).
I picked up a fiio btr3k (not on sale: $70, $10-20 too much, and plz don't hate me lol). I'm excited to see how those play together with bluetooth and as a soundcard through USB c with my PC.
I'm exited to see how this all works in to my rotations: kz zst ($15 sorry flash sale), cca c10 ($32 after $5 clipable coupon), "new bee" foam tips ($7), and balanced 2.5mm cable ($16 after coupon). Starter kit into iem and balanced cables for me.
Was definitely a fun time restocking the army and going to hifi 101\201 class. Kinda felt like I moved my audio setup up a few rungs in numbers of headphones and peak audiophile nerdness.
I was just gonna spend $50is on a new set of b.t. cans. Dammit Amazon! Get out of my wallet :p at least I stopped at my hardcap of $200. Hopefully this pile of tech can hold off until finances stabilize and I can get some planars I think.