Classification
Description
A pair of large Hanimex PA-3000 headphones circa 1980s. These headphones are made from injection moulded polypropylene with a black extruded PVC headband and ear cushions. The lead is coiled allowing for it to be stretched. These headphones were commonly used in language schools as part of a set of eight with a listening station (PA1900). Students would listen to a recording together in a group whilst following the accompanying text. Hanimex was founded after WWII to import European cameras to Australia, it was founded by Jack Hannes, the company's name was an abbreviation for Hannes Import Export.
Inscriptions
printed: "Hanimex Model PA-3000 600ohm Japan" (sides)
Object number
AIBDC : 002564
Date
1980 - 1989 (circa)
Country
Method
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ear covers
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cable cover
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Material
| plastic | |
| PP | ear cover |
| polypropylene | |
| PVC | cable cover |
| polyvinyl chloride | |
| plasticised polyvinyl chloride |
Dimensions
Width
75mm
Depth
180mm
Length
215mm