Talk:Koss Corporation
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removed koss-av
[edit]i removed koss-av from the external links because it no longer exists.
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Upvote this link if you came here from Blade Runner, because Koss bought product placement in the movie. I must note, however, that this article rates on the quality scale as if it was written by one of the slower Koss cousins. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 73.211.220.174 (talk) 04:19, 7 February 2018 (UTC)
Involvement in Gamestop short squeeze
[edit]Should there be a small paragraph in the history of the company, or even as a small separate section about this? While it doesn't affect the company that much, the short squeeze did also take Koss's stock to more than double it's highest point it has ever been. - Larcondos (talk) 13:48, 29 January 2021 (UTC)Larcondos
Names wrong, SP-3, SP-3X, SP/3XC
[edit]The appearance and names of the first stereo headphones are retconned by Koss.
What's shown now as the SP/3 is just a SP-3 prototype, never sold.
What's shown as SP/3X are SP-3 (raw, actual sold models) and SP-3X (smooth, grey and brown available). They mix both in the presentation.
The slash nomenclature wasn't introduced until the SP/3XC (dark brown), which started to be sold as SP-3XC but was later sold as SP/3XC.