I can't believe Pizza Hut recreated the iconic sound of their Drive-Thru speaker system inside such a small package!

Crazy how the packaging isn’t even visually out of date anymore, since Pizza Hut recently went back to their 80s logo.

I had a college professor who was friends with a guy who used to paint the red roofs of Pizza Huts, that was his job. Turned out that paint was EXTREMELY carcinogenic, and they didn't exactly have a lot of regard for PPE back then, so he died of cancer later in life. I can never see a pizza hut roof without feeling kinda sad because of that. When handling paint or any other nasty chemicals, PLEASE wear the proper PPE, it could literally save your life!

that first headphone comparison was just magical... elevator speakers vs. music blasted out of a shitty speaker from three rooms over

You can't outpizza those headphones. You just can't...

You have to appreciate the blag of having 'L' and 'R' on mono headphones.

They really captured the feeling of listening to music through a pizza

i like the difference between the STAX ones and the pizza hut ones. its like the difference of hearing a band you like in person vs. hearing them while you're shopping in the local supermarket.

These headphones have the right to be greasy, have you ever eaten a pizza hut pizza?

"Pizza's a circle, right, and so are speakers!" -- Dankpods, as he proceeds to go out of his way to find stock images of speakers and headphones that are definitely not circles. That kind of subtle humor in these videos is really what makes them genius.

Thanks to this video I learned that South Australia has its own all-Italian radio station which is pretty cool.

7:36

i thought the headphones came in a box with an actual pizza lmao

7:26

Oh man, having my ears adjust to the "normal" sound of the pan headphones and then switching back to the Lambdas is like, a celestial experience. Whoa. It makes already amazing headphones sound even better, I just can't even put it to words!

I see they've finally worked out the pickle matrix

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Holy shit the Stax are amazing. I know they're going through my AKGs, but it sounds like they aren't going through a youtube video through a computer over the internet into mid-tier 100 dollar headphones. It sounds like I'm listening to the same audio file with my headphones! That's insane!

the "MMMMM" "AHHHHH" "OHHHHHHH" at

This is basically a 6 transistor radio from the late 1950s. It's probably a design from that era that they could bang out in Hong Kong for almost nothing. It's cool how radios like this went from expensive luxury items that were sold in jewelery stores and fancy department stores to basically being toys in relatively not a lot of time.