The Koss Porta Pro headphones are a great value because of their classic appearance, comfortable fit, and well-balanced sound. To anyone on a budget who needs a dependable pair of headphones, they provide an excellent balance of price, features, and performance.
I already have a pair of the [original] Koss Porta Pros. Besides that, I have the HD6XX, He400i, EMU Teaks, Focal Elex, Takstar Hi2050. I've had Sennheiser HD8DJs, M-Audio HDH50s, Pioneer DJ500s, Panasonic RP-HTF600s, American Audio HP550s, Audio Technica M50Xs. Now I begin by plugging in the HP910s and thereafter the Porta Pro. Here, the similiarities with the Koss ends. The Porta Pro still does horrible things with the music. The HP910s on the contrary adds a dreamy musical character with a deep but quite controlled bass. In comparison, the HD580s sound less alive and more analytical. $40 $50 now 20% off Buy at Amazon $49 at B&H Photo and Video I was immediately drawn to the quirkiness of the Porta Pros. They remind me of the headphones worn by grade-schoolers to learn Sold out. Koss KSC75 Headphone Koss Tk 2,500.00. Sold Out. Koss Porta Pro Wireless Headphones Koss Tk 7,800.00. Koss Porta Pro Classic On Ear Headphones. Koss Tk 4,600.00 Sold Out Tanchjim Zero Earphone budget-earphonesearphonesheadphones-earphonesin-ear-monitortanchjimtrendingThe ESP/95X’s detachable earcups allow for unique photo-ops like this. In 1990, though, Koss, an American manufacturer that’s still best known for budget-fi classics like the PortaPro and KSC75, released their own open-back electrostatic classic, the USD$999 ESP950. Although it wasn’t their first foray into the world of estats, it’s the
KSC75 + headband for working out since they are the lightest, cheapest, and have the least amount of foam to replace in case they get too dirty with sweat. They have the least bass and are the most treble forward of the three. Can get fatiguing at louder volumes. PortaPro for walking the dog.
