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It's odd that you say decay. IMO Sony's products are still quite good! I have a Sony-WM1A sitting next to me right now that's well-made, and I'm using Sony WF-1
by femiagbabiaka 7y ago
It's odd that you say decay. IMO Sony's products are still quite good! I have a Sony-WM1A sitting next to me right now that's well-made, and I'm using Sony WF-1000MX3's as headphones, which are also well made. Not only that, but the Sony MDR-EX1000's that I own that are quite old are still buzzing. I can't quite say that for many Apple products I've purchased in the last decade.
- alfonsodev 7y agoWhen did Sony stop naming things the simple way (Walkman, Vaio...) and started naming stuff like that (WF-100MX3 and the like). Im saying this as half joke only :D
- sneakernets 7y agoThey've always named things this way. It was once cool to have stuff like "WF-100MX3" because it reflected the kitsch of the space age.
- robotresearcher 7y agoThis is the company that made ‘Walkman’ and ‘PlayStation’. They sometimes use terrific names.
- alfonsodev 7y agoVAIO name/logo was genius, when I learned the VA form a wave represeting the analogical world and IO part is the digital world, I was like ...wow!
- anchpop 7y agoIt's telling that the WF-1000XM3s have been brought up multiple times but nobody has gotten their name right so far
- asdff 7y agoMy MDR V6 might be the perfect headphone. It's the only pair I've tried that are pretty flat and have perfect separation. Shitty mastering can't hide from these cans. The only problems are the original pleather earcups wear off ($15 replacements are everywhere online), and the cord is pretty long since these are studio headphones. Some people cut the cord by the earpiece and splice a female end, but that's a little beyond my skill set.