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Some fellow debuggers ask me what brand of headphones I use during debugging. It depends on the working environment. In the office I use STAX electrostatic headphones, one of the previous versions of their Basic System that I bought 4 years ago, similar to this one:

http://www.stax.co.jp/Export/SRS2050II.html

I learnt about STAX in 2000, Moscow, when I was obsessed with pure sound and rushed to the nearest dealer to buy the old version of SR-001:

http://www.stax.co.jp/Export/SR001mk2e.html

- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org -

           

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