Hey guys, I'm totally new to headphones, but my friends are avid Head fi'ers, however, they haven't heard the Shure SRH 440's and from the stuff I've read, they really don't say much about how it sounds, such as, the Highs, the mids, the lows, the sound stage, and how detailed they are, and I am wondering if any one could tell me how they sound, and if they are even good for my kind of music. I mostly listen to Easy Listening, and Instrumentals such as TAM, and Progressive metal, such as Mastadon and Between the Buried and Me. Also, I listen to a little J-Rock/ Female Vocals, such as LiSA, and Lia. I Don't listen to Rap, Techno, or Pop, and Dubstep.
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