The base hits are there, and any good dj can find a beat with even cheapos. They're great sounding cans, they have a good bass feel without being excessive, and have great sound isolation even with the 93mm pads. With the 110's they'd cut out surrounding noise even more so. /proud and happy...

Even though cb 3723 is banned, he's somehow able to post pics and add comments to said pics while he's 'banned' that said, maybe check out his photos for an a5 review?  He has 2 a5 photos with a paragraph or so of comments listed.   enjoy!

As soon as anyone gets some hands-on time with these, I was hoping to get a good idea of what amp I could consider for these, if one might be needed for more potential sound clarity or some other audio enhancement.  They're certainly loud enough already.

I sent cb3723 some photos a few minutes ago.  Hopefully he gets those up here soon since I can't seem to directly post them.   Cheers       edit:  I just checked the USA Philips site; no dice, so use the armin link if you guys want to order a pair.           Also, the weight is...

I found a pair of these on Craigslist and took a chance that I wasn't going to get ripped off;  I got everything I was supposed to except for the outer sleeve of the box, so I can't complain too much.   I'd post some pics, but I guess I'm so new here that I don't have the proper permissions...

I'm looking to make a rig for 2 purposes   1.  for use with my 300 watt stereo system's output after being input through my mbpro.  (this stereo system is 13yrs old; nothing special)   2. for use with my iphone 4s/ipods   I have Urbanears Zinken headphones that are new.   I am looking to...

I suppose I'm looking at it from a new audiophile's point of view.     20% sounds pretty substantial and I'm curious to know what 20% of a difference sounds like as I've never used an in-line amp before this inquiry.   I've heard that most of the cheaper fiio models help punch up the base...

So  I recently found that I've bought some headphones that have a bit (forgive my lack of technical terminology in my early posts) too much resistance for the equipment that I own.  I believe that's how a layman should word it, anyways.  I've got a 10+ year old RCA MP3/CD player amp, an ipod...