High end & discounted "like new" Audeze and HiFiMan returns at HeadAmp:
http://www.headamp.com/order/returns.htm
Edited by KG Jag - 12/29/12 at 8:02pm
High end & discounted "like new" Audeze and HiFiMan returns at HeadAmp:
http://www.headamp.com/order/returns.htm

Denon AH-D600 on Amazon,
New in Open-Box. Looks and works as if Brand New. Includes all original accessories and warranty. AUTHORIZED DEALER.
$329 with shipping. That's a great price on these headphones.
I use these regularly at work and recommend them highly as a great fun headphone that works well with all popular music listening. They also look great and are comfortable.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00858I4F2/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&condition=used
Been there for about 2 weeks now. Seems no one is super interested in them.
I was originally interested in some D2K's, but are very overpriced right now. You think this D600 deal is any good?
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What wound you recommend for a well rounded cans like D2K's? I was thinking hd650 for the sub-$500 range.
I think that the deal is quite good. The D600 do have a sound that is quite fun.
For the original selling price they were overpriced, but for $325 they are a bargain.
You can read the reviews to see if they match what you are looking for:
The D2ks are certainly not what I would call "well rounded". They were pretty bass heavy and warm sounding. If you want something 'well rounded', but still sounding like the D2000, I'd easily recommend the Mad Dog headphones. If you want something that sounds similar to the D2000, I'd go with M100 or m80 from V-moda, ultimate ears UE6000, Sennheiser momentum or HD25, AKG K550.
What kind of music are you into?
I am worried about it being a fake or scam, it is much cheaper than the new price. But I guess that is the risk you take with buying used open box.

The D2ks are certainly not what I would call "well rounded". They were pretty bass heavy and warm sounding. If you want something 'well rounded', but still sounding like the D2000, I'd easily recommend the Mad Dog headphones. If you want something that sounds similar to the D2000, I'd go with M100 or m80 from V-moda, ultimate ears UE6000, Sennheiser momentum or HD25, AKG K550.
What kind of music are you into?
I would say my library consists of 50% EDM/dubstep/house, 20% alternative rock/classic rock, 30% hip hop/r&b/rap... Some bands I'm pretty big on are The XX, Knife Party, Arctic Monkeys, Avicii, Kaskade
Sorry for turning this into a recommendation post, I apologize in advance lol

I would say my library consists of 50% EDM/dubstep/house, 20% alternative rock/classic rock, 30% hip hop/r&b/rap... Some bands I'm pretty big on are The XX, Knife Party, Arctic Monkeys, Avicii, Kaskade
Sorry for turning this into a recommendation post, I apologize in advance lol
Was going to suggest moving this to the suggestion thread, but I see you posted there. I'll reply there and we can talk there :)
Needless to say if you're listening to anything electronic, the new D600 and D7100 will not be friendly. The drivers are so unresponsive it'll just sound muddy. The frequency response 30Hz is just painful to see.
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