Review on Headphones Panasonic RP-HJE125, pink by Celina Mdrzycka ᠌

Long ago, I started buying larger format headphones, ranging from gigantic overhead Senheisers to medium-sized Porta Pro and folding AKG's (I don't recall the model, but I couldn't find it from the photographs - they look like K450). I initially experimented with droplets before switching entirely to them. It turned out to be a lot more practical to walk with them, particularly during the cold. I have to admit up front that I don't claim to be any kind of musician. I can eventually get used to even the worst headphones, so the "sound quality" listed in the merits column is purely arbitrary and measured from the ceiling. I am unable to convey the warm tube basses, silky mids, and juicy highs of the music. I can only say that I enjoy using these headphones because they are inexpensive and sturdy, and the sound didn't bother me during the first few minutes of the habit or after. I've been using this model for at least two years, and maybe closer to three. I've had the second pair of headphones for over a year and a half, but for the past few months, I've just used them at home because I destroyed the first pair in a little more than a year. He had a torn winding near his ear drop and was already dead (he had wrapped a thread around the wire and filled it with glue). I now use the third, albeit more recent, one for the street. I practically always wear headphones. Those. It appears that the set will last for around 15 months. They are affordable enough to avoid taking a steam bath in the event of an emergency breakdown, but they are also reliable enough for a respectable amount of time.