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Originally Posted by zazex
I've wanted to try those, but many reviewers are put off by what they say is an uncomfortably large and heavy cable,
especially where it connects to the...
There surely isn't just one answer, but there is a best one: Beyerdynamic DT250. (250ohm version)
My last post: January 7th. After cycling through a few dozen headphones I've had no reason to further my research after...
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Originally Posted by musical-kage
What exactly is wrong with Spotify?
For a lossy stream, I found Spotify to do a serviceable job from both a quality and convenience standpoint. The only...
I paid $150 for my DT250-250 and would've gladly paid more. When ran through a quality source and amplified correctly, I really can't imagine a more natural closed-headphone listening experience. I would've purchased a...
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Originally Posted by metalsonata
Their cover of Love Will Tear Us Apart brought them a pretty healthy dose of popularity for a while--and Soundtracks for the Blind received just as much reverence as The Seer...
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Originally Posted by MorbidToaster
Nice to see Swans up there...
What I'd like to know is when, exactly, Michael Gira transitioned from being No Wave fringe to indie darling. Perhaps I was...
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Originally Posted by Carlsan
Always enjoy these lists. Makes me revisit releases that I haven't given enough time throughout the year, and try out new things that I may have missed.
Same...
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Originally Posted by Carlsan
There are some real gems on that list, but also some dogs, imho.
When it comes to P4k, it's always "hip to be square." ;)
Attempting to appreciate...
...done! This limiting to 50 thing just feels right.
*For any albums that were released in multiple versions, assume that I'm citing the standard edition. (i.e. no bonus track/remix...