Congrats! Looking forward to the reviews!

Liked and followed. It's kind of weird, me replying, since I usually don't bother to log in. I prefer to post in Taiwanese and Chinese forums, where I can use my native language. I will post a review here if I win though :)

how about the german maestro gmp 8.35? they have nice warmth, have an intimate soundstage with excellent positioning and instrument separation, not to mention fairly easy to amp

Less, but tighter if memory serves

they sound a lot better with beyer dt880 pads in my opinion. bear in mind that the pad change will alter the sound a lot , rather like beyers . on the bright side, it's like owning 2 headphones

Thanks a lot, I guess I'll get those then. 

Do denon d2000 pads work with these? I thinking about buying them, but the comfort issues mentioned by some of the reviewers have me hesitant. If the Jmoney pads fit them , the denons should work right? I'm asking because I've tries the denons before, and they're quite comfortable.Thanks in advance.

aune t1 is pretty nice and the option of tube rolling is a major plus it's definitely on par with the magni and modi combo

awesome review David one question though ...... shouldn't the k 601 be here? (I mean k501 made the list so why not k601) anyway excellent work thanks man

Excellent review, possibly the best yet. I was sort of hoping to see German Maestro among the brands , but I guess they're too obscure. Thanks, man. 

If I have an amp that can output 800mw per channel, would I be better off with the 300 ohm version?

I just met a group of eleven, all of whom were using soundmagic es 18s at school. I actually don't understand how beats dominate the headphone market, because at our school the number of beats is not even a twentieth of the number of es 18s.

soundmagic es18. they sound even better if you change the stock tips

Hi, I'm a newbie so bear with me. I listen mostly to classical and a bit of j-pop, and am currently using my sansa fuze as a source( though I'll probably get an HRT music streamer 2 soon) and the G&W TW-J9 transistor amp. I can get a pair of German Maestro GMP 450 for 170USD(I'm in Taiwan) and...

1.How "natural" the soundstage is: some headphones have expansive yet seemingly artificial soundstages. 2.How emotional the vocals sound. 3.How good the comfort is(especially if you're going to wear it for 3+hours everyday).