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[COTD] Yamaha HPH-200 Open Air Headphones $49.95 + $10ish Shipping

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[COTD] Yamaha HPH-200 Open Air Headphones $49.95 + $10ish Shipping
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ozscharfschutze on 24/02/2014 - 17:48 catchoftheday.com.au (600 clicks)

Yeah I know it's COTD…but a good price on these headphones, Amazon has never sold these below $80USD.

Featuring an innovative open air design that boasts clearer audio and coming in at only $49.95, these Yamaha headphones will give new life to your favourite tunes for an affordable price. The large 40mm drivers provide dynamic range and deeper bass while the padded headband is adjustable for a comfortable fit, made even more cushy with rotatable velour earpieces. Plus a 6.3mm adapter is included, making them compatible with a wider range of audio devices!

Features:

Yamaha open air headphones
Model: HPH-200
Colour: Black
Open air design allows for better sound clarity and quality
Large 40mm drivers for dynamic range and deep bass
Comfortable design for long term listening
Adjustable and padded headband
Rotatable velour earpieces
Tangle resistant cable 
Impedance: 48 ohms
Maximum Input: 1,000 mw
Sound Pressure Level: 98.5 dB ±3 dB
Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
Connectors: 3.5 mm stereo, 6.3 mm stereo
Weight (without Cable): 180g
Cable Length: 1.2 m
Electrical & Electronics Headphones Yamaha

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  • AMLagonda on 24/02/2014 - 18:22

    All these so called cheap headphones COTD sell makes me wonder….

    Especially when sellers on Amazon dont even go that low in price.

    • bargainerftw on 24/02/2014 - 18:43

      $150 on Amazon. I guess that's why they call it catch of the day :)

  • cyssero on 24/02/2014 - 18:49

    Was $80 delivered about 1 year ago: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/70132

    Some good comments there too, particularly addepp's:

    pretty normal to wear but very comfortable
    separate extension cable
    sound quality is a little better than the generic iphone ear phones, however can hear the bass better.
    problem is that raising the volume a little caused my colleague to turn around, so dunno whats gonna happen on the train.. sigh… so now i know what's open type headphones.
    Not entirely happy . :-(

    • georgesc on 24/02/2014 - 19:15
      +1

      problem is that raising the volume a little caused my colleague to turn around, so dunno whats gonna happen on the train.. sigh… so now i know what's open type headphone

      That's the point of "Open air"

    • TheContact on 24/02/2014 - 20:10
      +1

      ..a little better than the generic iphone ear phones

      That doesn't sound very promising, unless Apple is including some rather good buds.

      • xxxfbsxxx on 25/02/2014 - 08:27

        definitely not, this yamaha sounds amazingly good, its a joke when some1 take apple $hit bud or Bitch headphones into any serious comparison with other headphone brands. Fashion brands and Audio brands have difference customers lol.

  • PPrem on 24/02/2014 - 20:05

    any reviews? i cant seem to find any..

  • kar200 on 24/02/2014 - 21:34

    Just got a pair thanks for posting (was after cheap/good pair of headphones).

    I don't get why dispatch is 5-7 days when the item is in stock in Melbourne? I got this long email after I bought them from COTD explaining how the order is forwarded straight to the warehouse to their efficient staffs but it still takes them a week do dispatch the goods? Anyone knows?

    K.

    • xuqi on 25/02/2014 - 18:35

      I got the same with some globes I purchased. The next day, I received the 'dispatched' email. It's them covering their ass, I'd say.

      • kar200 on 26/02/2014 - 15:12

        Thanks, got the email today saying dispatched. I hope these are good for the price (which seems to be from the amazon reveiews)

  • porschemad911 on 06/03/2014 - 23:15

    Not bad, very sensitive 'phones so good if you have limited power at your disposal. I found the sound a bit muffled and dark at first, then a bit hollow on a different song. This is running through an Asus Xonar DS + Little Dot Mk III amp. My usual 'phones are the AKG K501 for reference, which thoroughly thrash the Yamaha in every area except bass impact. On a more even scale, overall I'd say my Koss KSC-75 are a better, more natural sounding headphone and at less than $30 shipped online, cheaper to boot. I wouldn't buy these again … go for the Koss, they're crunchier for hard rock and metal and more natural and tighter-sounding for everything else. I guess the Yamaha do have more bass, but it doesn't really add anything.

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