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Sennheiser He60. FS Sennheiser HE60/HEV70 (120V) In February 1994, when I reviewed the pricey ($12,900 with amplifier) Sennheiser Orpheus headphone system—HE 90 headphones and HEV 90 D/A processor/amplifier—I commented that the company had a similar, but less expensive, alternative available: the HE 60 headphones combined with the HEV 70 amplifier However, my experience may differ from other reviewers, as I have a custom linear, heavily regulated power supply for the HEV70 amplifier

That said, this review is of the traditional Sennheiser HE60 setup (Baby Orpheus), that is, the HE60 headphones, and HEV70 amplifier so: HE60 cable -> stax male || stax female -> HE60 male => HEV70 female

Stereophonia Sennheiser HE60

Joined: Sep 27, 2015 Likes Received: 2,830 Trophy Points: 113 The phones must have been in storage for a long time as the vinyl on the ear pads come flaky off What you could do if you are a bit skilled is switch the plug on the cable to a stax plug and create a converter with the left-over HE60 plug

Sennheiser HE60 HE60 Vintage Electrostatic Open Back Headphones. Sennheiser HE60 "Baby Orpheus" Discussion in 'Headphone Measurements' started by sorrodje, Apr 29, 2016 In February 1994, when I reviewed the pricey ($12,900 with amplifier) Sennheiser Orpheus headphone system—HE 90 headphones and HEV 90 D/A processor/amplifier—I commented that the company had a similar, but less expensive, alternative available: the HE 60 headphones combined with the HEV 70 amplifier

Sennheiser HE60 Electrostatic Headphones w/Stax Adapter Photo 3063598. However, my experience may differ from other reviewers, as I have a custom linear, heavily regulated power supply for the HEV70 amplifier What you could do if you are a bit skilled is switch the plug on the cable to a stax plug and create a converter with the left-over HE60 plug