Nooo, noooo...come on you can't say Fostex T50's are heavy !
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GregH
Very nice review. Thank you for posting. I'm going back and forth between the Mad Dogs and the PSB M4U 1s.
A lot of reviewers comment on the weight. Is it so onerous that it intrudes on your listening session? How long of a session can you go while still being comfortable?
A lot of reviewers comment on the weight. Is it so onerous that it intrudes on your listening session? How long of a session can you go while still being comfortable?
Im2spec1al
If I put them on just right and sit/stand in ergonomic position, I can wear them pretty much indefinitely 
In normal use I can use them for about two hours at a time, then I take a break and continue. The weight is not a deal-breaker, because it is otherwise so comfortable headphone and sounds so very beautiful Best headphone I have ever heard, buy it 
Price/quality ratio is crazy.
In normal use I can use them for about two hours at a time, then I take a break and continue. The weight is not a deal-breaker, because it is otherwise so comfortable headphone and sounds so very beautiful Best headphone I have ever heard, buy it Price/quality ratio is crazy.
GregH
I've seen people mention Mad Dog 3.2 but I can't find information an what the 3.2 designation means. No info on Mr Speakers website and the current Mad Dogs are simply Mad Dog or Mad Dog Pro.
Which version are yours?
Which version are yours?
Im2spec1al
All the Mad dogs that are sold new are version 3.2. It just means that it's the most up-to-date version. I don't know about mad dog pro's versions. I have the normal Mad dogs version 3.2. The Mad dog Pro's are more for electronic music because of their bass-emphasis, or so I've heard.
