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I own the following:
- Burgundy Classic Littmann SE II
-Lilac Littmann Lightweight
- Blue Sprague Rapport
- Red Sprauge Rapport
- A broken red nursing stethoscope that was destroyed for a broken steth mic set up
- and that broken steth mic set up
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Some really cheap one that I just use for making recordings. I don't really steth myself or anybody else that I'd need a good one and/or a steth that's in one piece.
It's not a fashion statement, it's a deathwish.
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A cheap one I got in a medical book for kids, I've had it for years and it still does the job just right.
Another even older one that was tied to a BP cuff, the cuff was broken so I disassembled it. The sound quality of this one is pretty crappy...
I've been collecting stethoscopes for a while.
Littmann Cardiology III dark blue tubes
Littmann Cardiology III black tubes
Littmann Cardiology III all-black
Littmann Classic IISE black tubes
LIttmann 3200
Littmann 4100
Welch Allyn Harvey DLX double-head
Welch Allyn Harvey DLX triple-head
Welch Allyn Harvey Elite
Eko Core acoustic/electronic
Jabes electronic
Sprague Rappaport (generic)
Cumper Robbins (Cardiology III clone)
Kindcare (master cardiology clone)
Spirit teaching stethoscope (two earpiece sets)
Ford (antique)
Rieger-Bowles (antique)
Supraphon (antique?)
Wooden Pinard horn (antique)
Cardionics E-Scope EMS (ambulance stethoscope)
Contec CMS-VESD ECG/PulseOx/Stethoscope
I prefer acoustic stethoscopes compared to the electronic ones I've got. From the acoustic stethoscopes I own, I prefer the Welch-Allyn Harvey DLX.
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