Oooh, happy days. :)
I had a pair of Koss Pro4AAs back in the 80s. Absolutely stonking pair of cans. IIRC I paid about 15 notes for them off a mate who was upgrading to a pair of Stax.
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Oooh, happy days. :)
I had a pair of Koss Pro4AAs back in the 80s. Absolutely stonking pair of cans. IIRC I paid about 15 notes for them off a mate who was upgrading to a pair of Stax.
Nice ad, dude - proper headphones and hi-fi mags, eh? :eyebrows:
Cheers, Andy. I'm hoping the new improved components used will result in the PRO4 AAs being even better than they were before :)
One other point to note, looking at Andre's ad, is I'm sure that £28 in 1972 was a lot more than the £69.95 they cost today (can anyone convert it approximately?).... So in terms of VFM, they're superb!
They're due to arrive sometime next week, so there will be full report on them with pics :cool:
Marco.
at a guess £300.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
If it's that much, that's mental! :eek:
How do Koss keep the price so low now, I wonder? :scratch:
Marco.
Lol - I'm talking about how much my Koss headphones cost, not your ROSS ones.... It was the Koss ones in your add which were priced at £28, no...? :)
It did say "PRO-4AA" in bold on the ad....
Marco.
I had a pair of the Koss ones in 1977. £1 a week for 36 weeks or something from my mum's catalogue. Saturday job money, plus my mum and dad were happy to chip in - can't imagine why :rolleyes:
Sounded great, but made my ears very sweaty and as a kid was prone to getting excema patches where I sweated, so they didn't get used for long periods. No idea what happened to them.
Thats the thing i didnt like about them, the ear cushions made my ears sweat & the headphones felt like they were squashing my head!Quote:
Originally Posted by keiths
Yes i just scanned it from the magazine in the attachmentQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
No worries, dude. Btw, you're about right in terms of inflation... I just looked up a converter, and £28 in '72 equates today to around £292.00 :eek:
Marco