i love how the video makes it seem like a classy, luxury audiophile headphone with the traditional lacquer and classical music in the background but when you listen to the headphone it's a bass monster that is great for modern genres like electronic, hip hop, etc.
Side note: the chemical in poison oak and poison ivy (and many other plants) that is responsible for the itchiness and blistering of the skin upon contact is called urushiol. It was named after this tree.
I love these headphones, bought two. Why are they built like absolute shit though? I have been babying them and so careful, they are either on my head or in their case.... the hinge has snapped two times on me and I now have had to have them repaired by AM&S (Which twice actually came back broken, once the metal slider was not even screwed in at all and the second time the hinge hanging out) with mixed results. This time, I noticed the bearing holding the earcup to the backet was wiggling, I pop it open and see a small (cheap) e-clip coming loose and to see you still using this design on newer versions hurts deeply.
i love how the video makes it seem like a classy, luxury audiophile headphone with the traditional lacquer and classical music in the background but when you listen to the headphone it's a bass monster that is great for modern genres like electronic, hip hop, etc.
I have so much love for these headphones. I hope to pass them down to my children when I pass.
End game headphones. I have others and I always come back to my TH 900 mk2s.
wow!!
There's nothing quite like Japanese artisans.
Says "TH-900 Mk2" like 50 times in the video and then in the end result shows a Mk1 LOL
Side note: the chemical in poison oak and poison ivy (and many other plants) that is responsible for the itchiness and blistering of the skin upon contact is called urushiol. It was named after this tree.
Did you watch the first 30seconds of the video lol
@@FaithfulFretsyep, apparently you didn't though. lol 🙄
I love these headphones, bought two. Why are they built like absolute shit though? I have been babying them and so careful, they are either on my head or in their case.... the hinge has snapped two times on me and I now have had to have them repaired by AM&S (Which twice actually came back broken, once the metal slider was not even screwed in at all and the second time the hinge hanging out) with mixed results.
This time, I noticed the bearing holding the earcup to the backet was wiggling, I pop it open and see a small (cheap) e-clip coming loose and to see you still using this design on newer versions hurts deeply.
use gloves for all chain production ;)