Philips Fidelio L2 Semi-open Hi-Res Headphones $253.90 + $5.90 delivery ($259.80 Delivered) @ DREAMFIELD via Amazon AU

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thebadmachine on 08/01/2020 - 23:57 amazon.com.au (206 clicks)
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Seems to be lowest ever according to price history.

Previous deal was AUD$330 Delivered.

There are 2 models the L2 & L2BO, they are the same price. Seems they are the same with one just being US domestic product.

Notes: This is an international product.
L2 is apparently flatter more neutral version of X2.

- Fidelio L2 $253.90 + $5.90 delivery

- Fidelio L2BO $253.90 + $5.90 delivery

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Specifications

Frequency response 6Hz - 40 000Hz
Impedance 16 Ohm
Sensitivity 105 dB
Maximum power input 200 mW
Distortion < 0.1% THD
Speaker diameter 40 mm
Acoustic system Semi-open

Accessories

• 3.5mm audio cable
• Audio cable with mic and pick up button
• Adapter plug 3.5 - 6.3 mm
• Storage pouch

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  Merlict on 09/01/2020 - 00:37

  +1

  Don't need more headphones but man these are pretty.

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  alvian on 09/01/2020 - 06:36

  +1

  According to this review when the sub-bass is driven hard it can lead to a slightly distorted / blown-out response (confirmed with measurements).

  Any distortion in a pair of headphones is a deadly sin. Sennheiser had exchanged my pair of headphones for the slightest amount of distortion. Are these figures lying, did the reviewer clip his amp, did he receive a faulty pair, or is it a badly designed product? We cannot tell because he did not present any detail or linked to his measurements in the review.

  Frequency response 6Hz - 40 000Hz
  Distortion < 0.1% THD

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    thebadmachine on 09/01/2020 - 15:07

    Ok thanks. Removed from post.

    By the way thought you may find this interesting, the future of car audio.

    I remember a similar device during my youth, a device which would suction cup onto any hard surface (preferable wood or glass) and turn it into a speaker, good times.