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Westone W60 Gen 2 Six-Driver Earphones w/ MMCX and Bluetooth Cables Expired
$379
$999.00
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Adorama has Westone W60 Gen 2 Six-Driver Earphones w/ MMCX and Bluetooth Cables on sale for $379. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Slickdeals Deal Editor iconian for posting this deal.
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- High-Definition Silver MMCX Audio Cable
- Bluetooth Cable
- 5 Pair Patented STAR Silicone Tips
- 5 Pair True-Fit Foam Tips
- Exchangeable Metal Faceplates
- Deluxe Zippered Carrying Case
- Westone 2 Year Limited Warranty
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- At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $320 lower (45.8% savings) than the next best available prices for similar products with prices starting from $699. -SaltyOne
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The ability to fit 6 balanced armature drivers and to tune them to all work together to accurately reproduce sound is incredible. The research required to pull this off as well as the service after the sale is what you're really paying for.
And if you're happy with the free headphones you go with your iPhone 3 years ago, then continue enjoying them. But don't crap on what is a truly great product because you aren't the target audience.
Spoiler alert: better items cost more money. Just because you can get $20 Anker earbuds doesn't refute the existence of high end IEMS.
Just because you don't understand them doesn't mean they aren't with it.
Ps: these are cheap for decent IEMs. You can go well into the $2k range for a pair.
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I don't think you quite understand there technology in these earphones. It's like saying your phone is manufactured for $60, so I'm not going to pay what's asked.
The ability to fit 6 balanced armature drivers and to tune them to all work together to accurately reproduce sound is incredible. The research required to pull this off as well as the service after the sale is what you're really paying for.
And if you're happy with the free headphones you go with your iPhone 3 years ago, then continue enjoying them. But don't crap on what is a truly great product because you aren't the target audience.
You realize that this is the equivalent of complaining about the cost of an S65 AMG you cannot afford as you drive your $15,000 car, saying that you don't understand how the car can cost that much when our advances have come so far, right?
Spoiler alert: better items cost more money. Just because you can get $20 Anker earbuds doesn't refute the existence of high end IEMS.
Just because you don't understand them doesn't mean they aren't with it.
Ps: these are cheap for decent IEMs. You can go well into the $2k range for a pair.
Spoiler alert: better items cost more money. Just because you can get $20 Anker earbuds doesn't refute the existence of high end IEMS.
Just because you don't understand them doesn't mean they aren't with it.
Ps: these are cheap for decent IEMs. You can go well into the $2k range for a pair.
$15000 for erlkonig
The engineering and research invested costs a lot of money
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Can anyone confirm this will come with V2 BT cable?
TIA
TL
Can anyone confirm this will come with V2 BT cable?
TIA
TL
I would recommend starting off with something similar that's cheaper until you find a sound preference (treble, bass, mids etc). Chinese audio products (Chi-Fi) are getting pretty dang good for the buck.