After sitting idle for a while, my sound seems to be getting distorted. Unplugging the USB cable from the E10 and plugging it back in fixes the problem.   Mine is a "version C" I believe, with the bass boost on / off graphic on the front.   Is this a common problem, or something that can...

I have the same issue with mine. If I unplug the USB cable and plug it back in, everything works great. I don't get it.

I just got my pair. I like the sound - it's nothing spectacular, but for my normal computer use (gaming, occasional music, etc.) they will work out nicely.   I'm having some comfort problems. If I get them positioned right, they feel ok, but I feel like the headband is a bit too small, even...

I definitely recommend the V-Moda M-80s. They seem to fit the bill on every level.

Thanks for the recommendations. I guess one of the biggest issues is coming from an on-ear headset, Sennheiser PC-160, and going to something that encompasses my entire ear. I'll give it a week or so, then make a decision. :)

It might just be the fact that I'm not used to wearing headphones quite this big. They're nice in the fact that they're light, and the head support at the top is wonderful. Something about the way they feel around my ears just doesn't work for me though. They itch a bit, after even just a few...

Are there any other good suggestions in the M-80 size category? Are the HD-25's around the same size, and what about SR80i's or 225i's?

Hmm, tough decision then. I guess my biggest problem is that I just can't get comfortable with headphones that completely envelop my ears like the AD700s. The pads tend to rub against my cheeks and jaw, which causes them to itch after a while (stubble).    Maybe I should just give the AD700s...

I just got my ATH-AD700s in yesterday - my first pair of "good" headphones. The sound quality is decent, though it didn't blow me away as much as I thought it would, coming from a simple Sennheiser PC-160 headset, and driving them with my Essence STX headphone output.   They're not bad, and...

The LOD cable is designed to bypass any internal amplifiers and other devices that are designed to work with the iPod's normal 3.5mm headphone jack. So yes, there could be a sound difference.

Quote: Thank you! I was a bit weary of them after reading a couple negative reviews on resellerratings.com, but that 15% code just put me over the edge. Ordered!   Thanks again!

I'm going out of my mind. I finally decided that Westone 2's fit the bill for what I want, and now I can't seem to find them in stock in any of their authorized resellers that has a decent rating on resellerratings.com.   I originally placed an order at B&H, but they had to cancel due to an...

Ugh. I just got a notice from B&H that they had an inventory error, so they didn't actually have the Westone 2's in stock. Hmm... now what?

True. I don't regret getting the S4's either - I find them very comfortable, and they give me something to use if I'm worried about losing or breaking my more expensive IEMs. :)

I've had the opposite experience. There is a great amount of information here, and people tend to be both helpful and friendly. I joined just a few days a go and I've already had a very successful thread that helped me to determine what I should purchase.   Sometimes you have to do some of...