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Headphone Collection 2014

My Headphone Collection (As of 2014)

My headphone collection is modest but steadily growing. As of 2014, I own five headphones—not counting ear buds, which I have in abundance, including the standard ones that come with the iPhone. Here’s a breakdown of my current lineup and past models.

Current Collection

  • Audio Technica ATH-M50x (White)
  • Audio Technica ATH-WM77 (Red)
  • Audio Technica ATH-EQ500 (Green)
  • Sony MDR-ZX100 (White)
  • Skullcandy Hesh Gen1 (Black)

Past Headphones (Sold or Broken)

  • Beats by Dr. Dre Studio Gen 1 (White)
  • Skullcandy TI
  • Skullcandy LowRyders

Each set has its own unique place in my collection, offering different qualities and designs that make them memorable.





Audio Technica ATH-M50x (White)



Audio Technica ATH-WM77 (Red)



Audio Technica ATH-EQ500 (Green)


Sony MDR-ZX100 (White)


Skullcandy Hesh Gen1 (Black)

     
    Beats by Dr Dre Studio Gen 1 (White) 
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