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Quote: I thought Denons were very well regarded as metal cans, especially the D2000...   That's the thing about Head-Fi I guess, everybody just wants to contradict eachother.

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Full-sized can that can handle metal well? Must be a comfortable can that has great build quality as well!

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I thought all of head-fi despised the new Denons?

Damn,     I've read too many complaints about the MDR-1r screeching because of plastic parts and the MA900 has too many complaints about the build quality. So that is really turning me off from them.     I can find the Denon D600 for around 300 USD, would that be good contender for my...

Looking at the MA900 and the MDR-R1 but nobody seems to have commented on these headphones ability to handle metal...

That 780 will cost double the price the Dt770 does for me, and the 580 will cost 40 bucks more. Worth it?

You think at that price range headphones like the M50 and AD700 or even the HD598 can be better for metal? Keep in mind that it needs to be a full-sized headphone.

That HP costs 25 bucks more then the DT770, does the build quality and comfort keep up with the DT770 also?

Is getting the DT770's for 100 dollars new a good deal? I don't think it's very smart choice anymore to drop 300 bucks on a headphone just to find out that I don't like it because it's too fatiguing/revealing with most recordings.

Can someone also explain to me the difference between the 250 and 80 ohm versions of the DT770?

I'm looking for a comfortable full-sized headphone, I have a very sensitive head when pressure is applied in the wrong ways and therefore I'd rather avoid Grado's altogether.