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01-01-2009, 12:12 AM
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I ordered a pair earlier this week too. They'll be at my door on Friday. Can't wait to give them a listen. Hopefully they complete my audio inventory for the next year or so. 
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01-01-2009, 01:19 AM
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Im waiting on mine from buy.com, been a while though, might order from somebody else.
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Received mine on the 23rd, wasnt used to their sound at first and wasnt in love at first listen (im coming off bose around ear and in ear headphones). Now i realize how amazing every part of their sound is. The lows (incredible), the highs (non fatiguing but crystal clear), the mids (present and full, maybe not as detailed as the amazing highs and lows however). beautiful, beautiful sound. it was love at second listening. hardcore.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Figlio Perduto
Received mine on the 23rd, wasnt used to their sound at first and wasnt in love at first listen (im coming off bose around ear and in ear headphones). Now i realize how amazing every part of their sound is. The lows (incredible), the highs (non fatiguing but crystal clear), the mids (present and full, maybe not as detailed as the amazing highs and lows however). beautiful, beautiful sound. it was love at second listening. hardcore.
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Mine received on 27th and still burning-in. I don't think there is any missing quality in sound department for this can except mids perhaps not liquid enough.
Did any one of you implement any mod yet ? Wonder how will D5k & D7k sounded. Will the mod (markL??) add more warmth (coloration ) to the mids?
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D2000=absolute favorite closed can to date!!!!
D2000=love them, love them, love them!!!
Have thought about getting them recabled by Moon Audio (blue dragon) or Alex at apuresound but haven't done it yet.
The only thing I dislike is that they are a little loose on my head and fall off if I lean forward. 
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01-01-2009, 08:04 AM
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You won't be disappointed. They are a fantastic pair of headphones, and even run off my iPod nano (no, I don't wear them out in public, they are rather huge for that  )
Nice, balanced, warm, smooth, detailed sound. Sound good before burn-in, but they only improve with time.
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01-01-2009, 10:25 AM
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Pad mod...
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D2000=absolute favorite closed can to date!!!!
D2000=love them, love them, love them!!!
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Hi Shelly 
I had read that they can be a little loose if your nogin is on the small size - perhaps the markl mod to the pads would help?
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Are they confortable for long use in summer? The leather pads seem to make you sweat a lot in summer or ?
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01-01-2009, 02:50 PM
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I love my D2000 - and it sounds great even straignt out of my iPod.
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01-01-2009, 04:39 PM
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Quote:
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Are they confortable for long use in summer? The leather pads seem to make you sweat a lot in summer or ?
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The pads aren't real leather. I think the material might be better than leather as an ear pad because it feels to me as if it may breathe a little better than leather might.
In any event, the pads are suitable for long term use in warmer weather.
But you probably won't notice any discomfort in the pads anyway, because you will be too busy enjoying the sound! 
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Paul: I didn't realize that there was a mod that would help with this. I looked at the Markl mods but it didn't seem help (at least as far as I could tell by glancing at the post). I don't think the "phat pad mod" that some have done to the Audio Technica's will work. Oh well, it is not too bad... I don't do a lot of head-banging while listening to music.
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Hi Shelly
I had read that they can be a little loose if your nogin is on the small size - perhaps the markl mod to the pads would help?
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Paul: I didn't realize that there was a mod that would help with this. I looked at the Markl mods but it didn't seem help (at least as far as I could tell by glancing at the post). I don't think the "phat pad mod" that some have done to the Audio Technica's will work. Oh well, it is not too bad... I don't do a lot of head-banging while listening to music. |
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Lol, nice.
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Ah, of course. Why didn't I think of that sooner! 
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