Evening,   I've owned both the M-50 and currently the M-100. (Just for reference so I'm not talking out of my ass, I also own fischer audio FA-002w, ATH-A700, Beyerdynamic 880 Prem. 250 ohm,) Comfort: M100's have significantly less clamping force, They fit snug, but it doesn't destroy your...

Owner of the M-100 here.   They are no neutral by any stretch, but they're wonderful at being a fun headphone. There's quite a bass kick and they only get better as you amp. Off an iPod/Phone they're going to be reserved sounding like you know they can produce more dynamics, but just doesn't...

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Morning,   Looking for some feedback on what steps to make from my current setup. Probably able to go up to around 500-600$. Source is my computer feeding into my Schiit Magni / Modi and my primary headphone is the Fischer Audio FA-002w master series. Has the 5-step beech wood in case...

Id have to give it to the ath m50. They were uncomfortable with a tight clamp and downright sweat enducing. The sound was mediocre oooooook at best. Compared to my A700s they couldnt hold a candle in soundstage or comfort. The treble felt really recessed as well.

From what've I read/heard from others the Diamond tears sound is quite a bit better in terms of being more neutral (less bloaty bass/rolled off treble). The DNA pretty much a better sounding beats solo.  I'd go the diamond tears route just on sound alone plus they look pretty darn sick

Advocating a recommendation is a small challenge to the question bearer to research themselves. It's very much like giving directions on how to get to the city, but what they do once they get there is up to them.  Example: Fake-Question: "Just got some birthday money and I want some new...

For I have a novel idea! Let's just not talk about it. We've been down this road many times before. If somebody likes a pair of beats, LET THEM ENJOY THEM AND STOP TELLING PEOPLE HOW TO ENJOY THEIR MUSIC.    Remember at the end of the day this all comes down to one thing, sound. Whether...

Great idea on paper, was pursuing this for some time previously.   However at the end of the day nobody will bat an eye. Mostly because 90% of people buy Sub-$20 headphones in this day and age. If you can't compete at that price range it'll be very difficult to turn a profit without some...

Brainwavz HM5: $99 on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/BRAINWAVZ-HM5-Studio-Monitor-Headphones/dp/B006MA9XXM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1356711198&sr=8-2&keywords=fischer+audio Normally $139 Thought I'd share 

Still own them, going on around three-four months. They're a fantastic set and they age quite well. Really quick engaging sound signature, it isolates the music from other people listening incredibly well and just for that it's worth the money. Sound signature wise they're a little warm with a...

Let me bring a little light to the conversation   I've owned the Electras. They sound great! The sound is really understated. The bass is really nice and punchy (decent amount of impact) and the treble is a little rolled off so it's not super-piercingly treble only.  The downside is the...

Hola!   I've owned the XB700 (currently own the XB1000) and a demoed the XB500's around the same time as the XB700's. If you want raw "shake" then go the 500 route. They're less refined and the bass becomes inflated on pretty much every song regardless of what bass characteristics it...

Mostly it's been blown over as the flavor of the month.   I owned a set and ended up selling them within a few months. They were simply a mediocre non-engaging headphone. The bass extension was poor and sound stage sucked..should mention the clamping force was unnecessarily stiff and the...

So I wanted to chime in a little bit. The XB series has an emphasis on bass, but each headphone has a different way of emphasizing it. Example, the XB500 which is a popular recommendation among the forums for having heavy bass impact quantity, but without having excessive bleeding into the mid...