I'd avoid Beresford at all costs, whether it sounds good or not. Look at the history of this company and Stan Beresford. He has spawned fake accounts and gets banned regularly from nearly every major audio forum out there.   There's lots of legitimate audio companies out there who let their...

These headphones have a very different style of bass and very different presentation. SR60i's will have 'more' bass, but it is all relative to the sound signature.     I personally love the Grado sound, so I wouldn't go with the AD700's :p

Anything Grado

What is your current source & amplification?   DT-990's are completely different sounding than the 650's (the Beyer's lust at treble). I would consider switching to a nice pair of closed headphones (the 'dark side').

Grado 225

Quote:   Unfair D:!!!!

Sub-bass is meant to be felt. Subwoofer under the chair?

Any of the factory wood Grado headphones. Some vintage stuff is awesome looking too.

Quote:   This is pretty much the reason. Crossfeed is an acoustic trick to get the left speaker gets to my right ear and right speaker gets to my left ear occurrence of speakers on your headphones (which is actually what is natural about speakers, not isolating channels like headphones...

It works this way for speakers too.

Still using my DA131 w/ LME49710 op-amps. It really has been a solid great sounding DAC, I'll probably use it as my main DAC for years to come.

Mixing is a dangerous game with headphones (not recommended at all). Otherwise, I'd go for the Beyers.

SR225's are worth it.  

Whether they sound good or not is not my concern. I would never give this company my money. There are real manufacturers out there who have done things the proper way.

Finally got RS1's from a fellow head-fier :). Though the low impedance of the Grado's, everyone should throw a warm tube setup at them ;D