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June 18, 11 3:49 PM (permalink)

Allied H-887 cans

My son bought these the other day from a resale shop.
I can't find any reference to them on the web, but now I know why they call headphones "cans".

Anyone have any idea what these are (besides the obvious)?

(BTW, I haven't listened to them yet, but he seems happy with them.)



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    Re:Allied H-887 cans June 18, 11 5:00 PM (permalink)
    http://ionyz.net/sharing/.../allied_h887_sheet.pdf

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_Radio

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    Re:Allied H-887 cans June 18, 11 5:05 PM (permalink)
    Thanks.

    My error for being in the habit of just using one search engine (wonder if DogPile is still around).

    They're pretty cool but BIG!

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