Whats your source BTW? 

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Quote: This, if you want balanced sound. But the soundstage is not as good as the 700's imo. 

Quote: I've never compared them, but i guess their bass is as good as the 500's. 

Quote: The better soundstage, you can locate easily enemies when playing 1st person shooter games.  

Grados are not meant for some people, but there are persons who find them comfortable.  Some change the pads, and that makes some difference. 

Quote: But, they are under the MSRP...well that is just my 2 cents. 

Nobody mentioned the Sony XB-500's? 

Give a shoot to the ATH-M50's. They could be nice since you listen to a variety of music genres. 

Arrange a meeting with some head-fi'ers. Thats the best way. 

If they are $90 or under....i guess they are fakes. 

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What about DJ tiesto? 

Some D&B, and hip-hop...techno.  Basshunter songs are nice. 

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My friend bought an HA-160/K702 combo from a Portland retailer and he loved it! I had a chance to listen to it a while back and also found it very impressive.  I will probably go for a similar combo or a HA-160/ Sen 800 combo before the year ends.   Are they also developing a USB DAC? I want...

Go with sennheisers. HD600's.  They are open....but they are comfortable.  Generally open headphones offer better soundstage comparing to closed. 

My girlfriend uses the Sennheiser PX100...they aren't bad. 

Its hard to stop once you like a song,..and you play it several times, its like a madness. 

Definitely a person who loves the good quality music....and how it sounds. 

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My scary moment, was when i almost spill coffee over my laptop/headphones. 

Plus Foobar have support of all important formats, great extra components...etc...etc...

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Quote: You're welcome    Which kinds of music you listen to?