So I decided to forego the sr 60's and just get the ms-1's and, MAN, it was totally worth it. I'm am completely satisfied w/ these cans. For 100 bux, I'd say they are more than worth it, and I've had them for 10 minutes. Next question, what songs u guys think sound best w/ new headphones...

Alright guys, don't get me wrong, I have a great admiration for music and get a overwhelming sense of satisfaction from a great sounding speaker/headphone. I guess I just didn't realize that headphones went as far as they do. As for the car thing...Lexus's...You've got to be kidding. These...

Alright, so people really like these things, and the fact that there are more expensive cans is, ummm, amazing. I mean, $2000 is 10% of a large number of the American population's yearly income. Granted, the 20k teir are more than likely not audio aficionados, but it's still 10% of many...

So I keep stumbling on these Audio Technica cans that are roughly $2000 dollars, and I keep saying to myself "Are these ppl f'n serious??!?!?!?!" I mean, 700 bux is already a lot to pay for headphones, and I can see myself doing it if I could afford it, but $2000...you've got to be kidding me...

alright then that pretty much clears it up. I've heard the high end on the ms-1's is much more neutral. Thanks for the help.

What is your guys' general thoughts on the Grado SR-125's?? Are they the best "lower end" Grado's available? (assuming the "high end" starts w/ the 225's, which seem to be quite a step up) Also, how would you compare them to the MS-1's? You can basically get a used pair for the same price as new...

Okay, so I'm hung up again, lol. This is the hardest decision I've had to make in awhile. It's still between the ms-1's and the sr-60's. I mean, aren't the ms-1's basically the sr-80's w/ a few slight changes? And supposedly, for-the-better changes?? The more I look around, the more I...

I could see myself totally getting caught up in this and getting a bad case of upgraditis. I mean, as impressed w/ the 60's as I was, and knowing that there is still better sound to be heard, I'm pretty sure I'd eventually want to upgrade. At least for home use, maybe keeping the 60's as...

Okay, So it's definitely down to the sr-60's vs. the Ms-1's In anyone's opinion, is it worth the extra 30 bux for the sound of the ms-1's? Apparently they are not as "bright" regarding high end, but that wouldn't seem to be a problem for me, seeing as I don't need my ears to bleed anyway...

So it seems that the MS-1's will definitely need an amp, which I'm not really wanting to use. For portability, it looks like the 60's are everyone's recommendation. Also, can you mod the 60's w/ the yellow senn pads or is that only for the 80's and up? Thanks.

Being that I have only heard the Grado 60's, how would you compare the ms-1's overall to the sound and comfort of the 60's?? I'm pretty much open to anything here, but I don't wanna get far from the sound of the grado's. Thanks

I"m lookin to get me a pair of Grado's w/out breaking the bank and have done quite a bit of looking around on here to see which is the best value dollar for dollar. I've only heard the sr 60's and I must say I was thoroughly impressed. My question is, is it worth spending the extra 100 or so...