My favorite group's genre's main idea is the common definition of 'selling out' so...

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First graph on my SR60i's. Kinda expected it to sound like the second graph.

Quote: I think he's worried about them getting stolen. Notice he said 'afraid' and not 'embarrased.' For a 13 year old, I'd say he's right in being hesitant on bringing his headphones.    

I'm not too experienced with amp and headphone synergies, so I'll let someone else reply lol

I auditioned mine in a brick-and-mortar shop before purchasing. Some guy was also auditioning speakers. Sounded better at home, when I was alone in my room.   As for the Denons, aren't they closed? Definitely a different sound from your HD595, considering they're open. If you like them...

>__> You didn't like the Grados when you auditioned them in a noisy place? ...I wonder why. Nah, just kidding.

No Grado SR60i and SR80i? Aren't those below $100?

My history of sound can be summarized in my two separate last.fm's;   Early teens: http://www.last.fm/user/SalvusExcidium   Mid-teens (now): http://www.last.fm/user/LaBrosseN7

Grados are American-made, too. >_______>

I used to be secretive about listening to Korean pop about 5 months ago, but fastforward to today, after coming out of the (rofl) kpop closet, I'm pretty sure I'm obsessed. Been buying albums left and eight.

Indeed, but with the admin putting in a few good words about it, I'd have figured the bashing would've died down. Guess not.   I'm open to trying these, they do look pretty nice.

Ah, the usual mindless bashing. Gotta love head-fi.

How does it sound?

Streetlight Manifesto's Would You Be Impressed?, SHINee's Lucifer, Girls' Generation's Hoot, Angels and Airwaves' The Moon-Atomic, and some other songs sound more enjoyable on my SR60i's than any other headphones I've heard.