Old Rare Vintage Pioneer Studio Headphones

The Sensei 48-49 step-up adapter is being used on a rare, vintage, black anodized, Leica M 90mm F2, V1.2, Canada, Lens designed by Mandler. The lens accepts 48mm filters. The adapter fits the lens well without binding. I am using the adapter with a B+W Master MRC Nano 007 Clear filter to protect the lens. The adapter works well with the filter, and the adapter + filter work very well with the lens's built-in telescoping hood.

The filter was purchased to protect a rare, vintage, black anodized, Canada Leica M 90mm F2 Summicron V1.2 Pre-Set Lens along with a 48-49 step-up adapter. The filter is high quality, thin, works well with the adapter, and accommodates the lens's build in telescoping hood.

I use this with my P800 printer. Old photo restorations have the look and feel of vintage prints. I've wanted to make prints that look like what I get with this paper for over 40 years. No traditional photo papers ever came close to the beautiful matte blacks that can be achieved with this Epson paper and their pigmented inks.

This subwoofer’s performance exceeds all expectations. I connected it to my restored vintage (1976) Pioneer SC-1250 receiver using a Rolls SX45 Crossover box and the combination yields a tremendous improvement in sound. This subwoofer is an ideal addition to my vintage ESS AMT Monitor Speakers (1978) which simply never was capable of handling the lowest bass frequencies effectively. The difference it makes is amazing; you won’t believe the sounds included in the artists’ creations that you’ve been missing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Connected it to my vintage Pioneer SX-650, works flawlessly and sounds great.

Grab this case if you own pioneer headphones! Its a solid case and u can store your headphones with chord as well!!

Came with the pioneer DJ headphones and worked as expected; and unlike the headphones themselves it's meant for this cable is built well.

Exactly what I needed for a rare pair of corded headphones I still have and like to use on my computer. Well made, and inexpensive. Does the job.

It is rare to find it.

Great for lighting portraits either in a home studio or outdoors. Very portable and easy to use. It's rare in photography to find something so inexpensive that does so much.