I put these in my Amazon wish list last week and they were $299.99, but Sunday they were priced at $199.99.

I must say these have good sound and are not Bluetooth (they use radio frequency) so I can use them with my old Technics receiver.

They have the ability to have digital input via an optical cable to the base or analog input via a headphone jack or RCA connection (you have to get the 3.5mm to 1/4" headphone jack or the 3.5mm to RCA adapter.

I will have to play with them some more to get used to all of the sound settings, but I am impressed.


Dave

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I would like to update this post as I have had time to play with the headphones more.

The top knob is to adjust the headphones to your hearing. So with my mild midrange loss I can set the transmitter to increase the midrange frequency.

I listened to Rimsky-Korsakov, Borodin, and J.S. Bach (Chorales and organ music) and was really impressed at how these headphones play the low frequencies and how crisp they high frequencies are.

Definitely a good choice as if a pair of headphones plays classical music well they will play rock and other music well also.

I hope you all had a good Thanksgiving.