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The Original American Stereophone Company
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In 1958 John C. Koss changed the way we all listen to music when he invented the world's first SP/3 stereophone.
Koss sought to replicate the excitement of a live musical performance, allowing listeners to experience sound as they had never before, bringing them closer to the music they love. Music lovers around the world recognize that dedication to accuracy in sound reproduction as: The Sound of Koss
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Birth of the Stereophone
Before the world's first SP/3 Stereophone in 1958, John C. Koss developed a portable stereo photograph player with side-wing speakers.
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World's First SP/3 Stereophone
in 1958 John C. Koss invented the world's first SP/3 Stereophone introducing personal stereo audio to the world.
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SP/3X
In 1960 Koss released the predecessor to the SP/3 with a lighter design, more comfortable headband and superior sound quality.
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Pro/4AA
In 1970 Pro/4AA set the standard for full-size professional headphones delivering true full frequency performance.
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Koss World Headquarters
On June 25, 1971 John C. Koss unveiled the new Koss World Headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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HV/1A
In 1974, Koss released the HV/1A the first dynamic headphone capable of reproducing all 10 audible octaves.
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Porta Pro
In 1984 the acclaimed Porta Pro was released and set performance and comfort standards worldwide for decades to come.
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JCK/300 Kordless System
In 1989 the JCK/300 Kordless Headphone system set the standard for infrared wireless headphones.
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ESP/950
In 1990 Koss's revolutionary ESP/950 electrostatic headphones introduced breakthrough high-fidelity sound.
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Pro4S Studio
Carrying on the legacy of the Pro/4 line, 2014's Pro4S Studio Headphone was specifically designed for audio professionals.
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KPH30i
In 2017 Koss released the acclaimed KPH30i featuring an ultra-light weight design with remarkable high-fidelity sound.
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Utility Series
In 2021 Koss Utility Series introduced three new headphones allowing listeners to connect via Lightning, USB-C and 3.5mm.
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True Wireless Earbuds
In 2023 Koss continued it's evolution of wireless headphones with the TWS250i True Wireless Earbuds.
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This Item  Koss KSC75 Portable On-Ear Clip Headphones, Retro Style, Ultra Lightweight, Silver and Black | Recommendations  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $19.99 | $39.99 | $22.99 | $21.99 | $12.90 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Friday, Oct 4 | Get it as soon as Friday, Oct 4 | Get it as soon as Friday, Oct 4 | Get it as soon as Friday, Oct 4 | Get it as soon as Friday, Oct 4 |
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| Sold By | Koss Stereophones | Koss Stereophones | leqingchun | AvantreeDirect USA | DREAM FIELD K |
| connectivity tech | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired |
| headphones form factor | On Ear | On Ear | Over Ear | Open Ear | On Ear |
| connector type | connector type | USB Type C | — | 3.5mm aux | 3.5mm Jack |
| headphones jack | 3.5 mm Jack | 3.5 mm Jack | type-c | 3.5mm Audio Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| cable feature | High fidelity clip headphones Exceptionally wide frequency response Computer-optimized neodymium, iron, and boron rare-earth magnet structures deliver amazing clarity at any volume Include a straight, dual entry, 4 foot cord with gold-flashed 3.5 mm (1/8") plug Pivoting clips promise accommodating fit Enjoy greater volume despite low-voltage portable devices Covered under the Koss Stereophones Limited Lifetime Warranty | Detachable | — | Retractable | Tangle Free |
| control type | Media Control | Media Control | Voice Control | Volume Control | — |
| material | Plastic | Stainless Steel | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
| model name | KSC75 | KPH40 Utility Parent | Type-C906 | Resolve | RP-HS46 |
| frequency range | — | 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz | — | 20Hz-20KHz | 20 ~ 20,000 Hz |
Product Description
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BIG SOUND. small size.
The acclaimed KSC75 delivers remarkable high-fidelity audio in an ultra lightweight ear-clip design.
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15-25,000 Hz
The Sound of Koss
Dynamic Titanium coated drives and Neodymium iron boron magnets deliver deep bass performance.
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Classic Style
KSC75 is one of the most recognized headphones around the world with a sleek, timeless look.
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Portable Perfection
Small enough to fit in your pocket, take the Koss KSC75 wherever you go.
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The Perfect Fit
KSC75 features a unique ear-clip design with soft rotating ear hooks.
Legendary Sound
The acclaimed KSC75 delivers remarkable high-fidelity audio in an ultra lightweight, ultra portable unique ear-clip design.
High-Fidelity Audio
Dynamic Titanium coated drives and Neodymium iron boron magnets deliver deep bass performance for an extended frequency response of 15,25,000 Hz.
Ear-Clip Design
Small enough to fit in your pocket, KSC75 features a unique ear-clip design with soft rotating ear hooks.
Foam Cushions
Soft foam cushions rest comfortably on your ears for exceptional comfort.
BIG SOUND. small size.
Performance Like You've Never Heard
Koss engineered Dynamic Titanium coated drives and Neodymium iron boron magnets deliver deep bass performance for an extended frequency response of 15,25,000 Hz.
Comfort Like You've Never Felt
KSC75's unique ear-clip design features soft rotating ear hooks combined with soft foam cushions providing an ultra lightweight listening experience.
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Headphone Type
| Ear Clip | On Ear | On Ear | On Ear | On Ear | On Ear |
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Connection
| 3.5mm | 3.5mm | 3.5mm | Utility Series | Utility Series | 3.5mm |
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Utility Series
| — | — | — | 3.5mm, USB-C & Lightning | 3.5mm, USB-C & Lightning | — |
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Audio Controls
| — | — | In-Line Remote | Utility Cord Remote | Utility Cord Remote | In-Line Remote |
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Microphone
| — | — | In-Line Remote | Utility Cord Remote | Utility Cord Remote | In-Line Remote |
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Adjustable Headband
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Collapsible
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Carrying Case/Pouch
| — | Carrying Pouch | Hardshell Case | Carrying Pouch | — | — |
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A lot of audiophiles talk this up. Pretty great but I wasn't feeling the clip-on thing. Fortunately you can yank off the clips and stick it on a Koss Porta Pro headband, or an aftermarket one from Aliexpress in my case. Then I wanted wireless so i got 3d printed mmcx adapters from Ebay, but I don't use mmcx so I got out a razor blade and some super glue and solder and put in 0.78mm female plugs, now I can plug right into my beloved Shanling MW200 headband.
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Reviewed in Mexico on June 20, 2024Style: SingleProduct Packaging: Standard PackagingVerified Purchase
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Disclaimer: Get these over the PortaPros, if you don't mind the earclips or cheap headband
Reviewed in Canada on October 5, 2022Style: SingleProduct Packaging: Standard PackagingVerified Purchase
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Reviewed in Canada on October 5, 2022
The product is built cheaply enough that something somewhere will go loose and start making annoying rattling sounds when you move about. And when you're working out, you're basically moving a lot, so a lot of rattling can easily get on your nerves. That and I fear the longevity of the product when used in that fashion.
You see, the KSC75 is a sibling to the PortaPros. They *almost* share the same earpads (slightly different, all cosmetic no audio difference, the back part of the foam is a bit thinner to match the thinner profile of the portapro driver housing), they share the same diameter and resistance (don't worry you can easily drive these with the power of your smart-o-phones), and they *almost* share the same headphone drivers! The difference? These are TITANIUM COATED! Didn't hear me? TITAAAAAANIUM COOOOOATED!
What does that mean, I hear you ask. Well it means the high frequencies are more present, balancing out the warm sound of the portapro drivers. In my humble opinion, these sound a heck of a lot better than the portapros. You lose out on some bass for sure, but in return you get "audiophile" grade listening experience... or at least a taste of it.
It's only once you listen to the actual expensive pairs of headphones you start to realize that though this follows the shadows of those pairs, it simply *lacks* something that prevents it from standing shoulder to shoulder with the much more expensive stuff. But if you're coming from a cheap pair (especially a sub-50CAD set of headdies), this will be your first true taste of what all the audiophiles are drooling over.
But of course, this comes at a mild to considerable drawback. If you somehow haven't noticed by now, these are EARCLIP headphones. If you never tried one of these before, I recommend getting yourself the cheapest sets you can ever buy and trying them on. Why? Because they won't get that much more comfortable than that... that is if you figure out how to put them on properly in the first place.
You see, I've actually used a couple of earclip headphones by now, mostly cheap ripoffs to not so great phillips or panasonic pairs, and I can tell you that 80% of those that were curious how they worked couldn't figure out how to put them on until I did a hands-on demonstration. But even then, it came down to either you liked how they fit, or hated them and never wanted to touch another.
Despite me being in the former camp, prolonged usage made the anthelix of my ears ache, though that may partially be due to the miserable fact that I'm a glasses enthus- person.
But that isn't all. These aren't robust-feeling sets of headphones. Though mine hasn't broken (yet), I imagine with enough tug and cable trips, the connections will eventually rip out and I'll either have to re-solder them (which is actually pretty easy since access to the connection is just behind a single plastic piece glued in by weak glue and plastic prongs to secure it), or buy another set.
However, GOOD NEWS! You aren't stuck with the earclips! You actually have options! One popular (and cheap) option is to go for the Parts Express headphones. Just rip out the drivers on those carefully (don't feel sad they are terrible), and snap on the good KSC75 and now you have a headphone that no longer has the earclip issues!... but of course this comes at a small price. The fit is horrible, the headband presses on the...
okay hold on what's up with the inconsistent external ear part naming? Like I go on google search right, and I type in external ear part diagram, and what do I see? Multiple diagrams with different names and placements! Ugh.
Anyways it presses on the back end of your ear, further back from the antitragus, and only once you give it enough encouragement (by bending it a bit) will it start to feel comfortable. At least it's cheap to replace if you screw up the bending process.
Unfortunately, it seems that cheap band is the only option you have if you are a Canadian amazon-er. So keep that in mind when purchasing the product.
Oh right the sound. It's good. Great value for sure. You won't be disappointed if you set your expectation to the price. Though these don't look as good as the portapros, these definitely sound better. Yaxi earpads will give it more "air", though be warned that once you put them on, you may have to switch to headbands as the earclips WILL hurt with the substantially thicker foam in place. Are the pads worth the purchase? Eh. I can't tell you right now, though I will say once the foam gets worn out I suggest going for the Yaxi for replacement because why not?
Or you know what, join me in my jank club as I sport a PortaPro band with KSC75 drivers that have yaxi pads (and give the portapro drivers the KSC75 earclips whenever I'm in the mood for no headphones but no earphones either)! Oh have I mentioned the porta pros use the same detachment part so you can hotswap the bands as you see fit? Wait till I tell you about the modding scene!
*ahem*
Anyways these are a great set of headphones for the price, horrible for fitness, and know what you're getting into comfort-wise.
That is all. Have a nice day!
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