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For what it's worth, I picked up a pair of HD595s back in early 2007 for $150, refurbed. They're still in absolutely perfect quality (despite more abuse than y
by daeken 16y ago
For what it's worth, I picked up a pair of HD595s back in early 2007 for $150, refurbed. They're still in absolutely perfect quality (despite more abuse than you can imagine) and by far the best headphones I've ever owned. Worth every cent, no questions asked.
- boyter 16y agoIm going to agree. I have the HD555's and have given them a lot of abuse over 3 years or so of owning them. They are still in very good condition and sound the same as the first day I got them. Totally reccomend the 555 or the 595 as being the best quality affortable headphones I have ever come across.
- Qz 16y agoApparently I am more abusive to my headphones because I managed to break a plastic part on one side that connects the ear parts to the headband, mainly from them getting dropped on the floor countless times due to repeatedly tripping over the cord that's just a bit too long. I've kept them together with glue and tape in various combinations, since otherwise they still work fine.
- andrewcooke 16y agoThis part is cracked on my pair too. It's a common failure with these headphones - you can search for people complaining about it...
- daemin 16y agoI had a pair of my 555's sent for repair twice over 5 years. Once under warranty for a bad speaker module, and once for cracking. Still it's lasted this long, one pair 6+ years, another going on 3 now, so I'm pretty satisfied with them.