I have already ordered for a pair of DJ100s and I am excited. Keeping my fingers crossed!!!

I Just bought a pair of these around 2 years back and I lost my faith in Sennheiser. I do agree with all the comments. It is neutral, but I felt it is too neutral as it sucks the life out the song you wanna hear. The song has no life when it comes out those headphones.

My suggestion is not to go for Skullcandy. Despite its great looks, the headphone does not have a good sound. I have owned two of the MX170 and they are pretty decent for the price. Having said that, you cannot compare the sound quality to any DJ headphones which are too pricey. To me they sound...

I do not have an amp so from what I have read DJ100 is not that great without an amp. Please advice if SHURE SRH440 would be a better choice with the no amp condition. 

Quote:   The JVC S500 looks good but I can't find too many reviews out for this model. I am not able to find any requency response graphs for them too. Is it good to go for S500s?

Quote: Thanks Tsujigiri. Is there any other Vs that are worth having a look at?

Quote: DJ100s are tempting but can you shed some light on how the soundstage is set for them compared to the Shure SRH440.   Any suggestions on the preferable place to buy when it comes to the price?

Hi,   I am looking for a good Vshaped headphones for a friend of mine. The following are my requirements.   Should be compatible with all smart phones (Nexus 4) Great highs and lows Decent Mids   I had seen a few reviews for Grado SR60i and IGrado and they sound convincing. But...

I am planning to buy a new headphone a new headphones and the following are my final list.   Shure SRH 440 Koss DJ100 JVCS500   Did my entire research on Shure SRH440 but now I back to square one when got my attention on the other two head phones.   Please share your suggestion.

Quote: The DJ100's and JVC S500s are a lot tempting. Has any one used it and rates it over Shure SRH 440's.

 Any Suggestions for Shure SHR440. Those seems to be pretty good considering the price range.  

Quote: I would like it to be portable but thats priority number 2. The important factor is the sound. Nothing too boomy but should be able to give a lively sound.

Hi,   I am looking for a new pair of headphones and I've shortlisted my options to the two headphones. The open air Grado SR60i and the Closed Shure SRH440. Both have pretty good reviews and costs nearly the same.  The feature I am looking for are a decent lows and good mids and highs.  ...

Thanks for the suggestion. Do you have any comments on Creative Aurvana Live?

Is Creative Aurvana Live a better headphone than Grado Sr60i or Koss Portapro. I am really looking for a headphone which is clear and the least muddy with a decent low and a great Mids and highs.   Probably I should go for open headphones.