Westone? Loving the ES3X personally.

It wasn't that they couldn't fix it. They tested it and they couldn't find anything wrong with it apparently (whether or not they heard static, I don't know). I mean if there truly wasn't anything wrong with it then that means there's apparently dirty power in all the 5 or 6 households I have...

  Not to be demeaning, but I've tried that. Countless times. They all talk about it being something in my chain. It isn't. I'm talking about doing electrical work on the amp itself to fix it if it is indeed fixable e.g. replacing a capacitor or something.

Haven't tried that yet (at this place. I did at my old house(s) and static remained. Static has remained through the past like 5 places I've moved). It has reverted back to it's original constant static rather than the pulsating static though. Any idea still on how to fix it?

Has anyone had this before / does anyone know how to fix it? My speakers are the Swan M200 mkii's and it had static probably 10 months after buying it. I sent it in but they couldn't find what was wrong with it so I just lived with it since it wasn't too significant (though I wasted $40 for...

  Not only that, but I believe the price at which they sold to dealers also increased. A few months ago I was offered to snag an HD650 at dealer pricing for $350 + shipping/tax (~$390) (i.e. the person wouldn't be making a profit from selling to me since he was a coworker*), but at the time, I...

  In the case of the HD650s though, they remained stagnant at $500 for like a year or two when before then they were below even $350.. I don't think that applies so much here. Just Sennheiser being Sennheiser.

Man already got the 650s for $400 almost a month ago. It seems like after I buy something, the prices begin to drop again.   Edit: Wow I may actually be able to return these. My drivers are mismatched enough that even though I have more hearing damage in my right ear than my left ear, the left...

  Love em. Had em for like 3 years now. Looking to get a sub though since I do miss the lowest frequencies. I use them much more than my headphones actually since I generally don't like the feeling of something on my head.

  Bad pic but eh

  It was more-so an eye-roll with regards to the religious aspects (and there are a lot), e.g. it takes the idea of someone being a religious extremist nearly to the extremes only to build up to the rather expected ending, where everything goes all corny.   I don't know about the cast. The...

Noah. 2/10. Terrible acting. Also way too religious for me, though I guess I pretty much knew that coming in.  

For the most part,   1) HD650 2) HE-400 3) ES3X   Only added the HD650 since my last post.

What's up with all the necroing lately?   To add onto the thread anyways, it most definitely is, or at least it was for me. My school's ideology behind headphones is that they must have bass and isolation (or NC. Whichever. They believe noise isolation and noise cancellation are the same thing...

After listening more, I'm starting to miss the sub-bass of the HE-400s. Bass is extremely light for me especially when compared to the 400s.