First post so be gentle please. I have recently had the desire to upgrade from my Grado SR60's which I have thoroughly enjoyed for 3 years. I am reaching for something higher up the headphone scale so my budget for the new pair is £300. From reading a number of threads and given this budget the headphones that are at the top of my list are the Sennheiser HD650's and Grado SR315S, I also have the option of purchasing some ex-display Denon D5000's for around the same price. The two things I like to hear most when listening to music is separation of instruments and strong bass. I currently have a JDSLabs Cmoy v2.03 and Fiio E10 for amping and DACing. Any suggestions for which one to go for? Am I likely to hear a night and day difference with respect to the SR60's?
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