I use them occasionally, though for the microphone more than anything.  Also they are much better when I am at work and people should be able to get my attention without physical touch (which is required when wearing Klipsch iems...)

This is so especially true for the AV40s (or 30s I guess).  They really do sound dead until you tilt them up/raise them up.   Quote:  

For comfort, I'm a huuuuge fan of Denon headphones.  The D1000s were the most comfortable headphones I've ever had 

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The XtremeGamer has mediocre analogue out.  It also can't send a line-level signal and amps its own signal into utter distortion.  This annoys me greatly as I own it and there's no work around other than using its mini-toslink.  I can't advocate the section option but I can vouch that you will...

Quote: My AV40s are about 2 years old at this point.  They're starting to crack at random, they make large pop sounds when they turn off or on, the volume knob causes really bad stuttering and hissing in the sound, they get REALLY hot on the back, and they sound mediocre at best.  The...

I would not trade them for anything at this point.  I guess the price difference isn't the same here in canada (where everything is hideously expensive :] )

More people need to try/buy a pair of M-Audio Q40s for electronic music.  They're cheap and stunningly superb.

Mine pop when they are turned off.  Probably some dodge capacitors.  I'm replacing them at some point soon, though.

Bass for under $200?  M-Audio Q40.

Oh my gosh, how is that new clicky razer keyboard?  I assume that's the new clicky one :]   Also that is a killer desk.  I totally want one of those but wider to hold 2 screens Quote:

  Quote: That's my plan, but sub in BX8A for BX5A :)

You just described the Denon D1001 hp

Quote:   I would also like to know this. :D

Quote:   Beautiful.  Actually the setup I'm aiming for when I move, however I am still indecisive as to whether I should upgrade from my current speakers or not :|