Feenix Aria sold out? Alternatives?

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As the title says, are they sold out? I'm looking for some new headphones, wired this time, and have been eyeing these for a while, because of their looks. I decided I'd probably buy them after I got back from traveling, but now the "Add to cart" button has disappeard for all of their products?

 

Anyway, if someone has any suggestions for some good headphones in the same price range I'd be happy to hear them.

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If you're looking for a decent headset, both Audio Technica and Sennheiser make good headsets. They both also make nice headphones.

 

I pre ordered the Aria years ago (literally about 5 or 6 years ago) and I eventually cancelled my order (I'd say a good decision, since they never even got released for a couple of years after that) but I don't really like Feenix, as they let me cancel my pre order, but never actually refunded me... So I suppose that makes me biased, but that's how I feel about it.

 

For gaming, I'd say that the Beyerdynamic DT770s are pretty good headphones, and they last a really long time. I bought my pair second (more like fourth) hand, and they've still kept working for me, even after years of use and abuse, and traveling across the US with me two or three times over.

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1 hour ago, KaminKevCrew said:

If you're looking for a decent headset, both Audio Technica and Sennheiser make good headsets. They both also make nice headphones.

 

I pre ordered the Aria years ago (literally about 5 or 6 years ago) and I eventually cancelled my order (I'd say a good decision, since they never even got released for a couple of years after that) but I don't really like Feenix, as they let me cancel my pre order, but never actually refunded me... So I suppose that makes me biased, but that's how I feel about it.

 

For gaming, I'd say that the Beyerdynamic DT770s are pretty good headphones, and they last a really long time. I bought my pair second (more like fourth) hand, and they've still kept working for me, even after years of use and abuse, and traveling across the US with me two or three times over.

Ah that's too bad. And considering I'm in the Netherlands, I'll look elsewhere. Currently I have a Sennheiser RS 170, which are nice, but I"m looking for something wired since I'll be purchasing some audio equipment this year and using them in the office will be nice as well.

 

I'll have a look at Beyerdynamic and AT, thanks.