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Brand new, sealed in box. I bought this back in April 2022 from Thomann.de (authorized seller), but never got around to using it. I have the receipt; still covered by Ultrasone's 2-year warranty. Price includes shipping and fees.

Great buyer, would do business with dpump again. Friendly and easy to communicate with.

Excellent condition, gently used. I no longer have the original box. See pics.

Excellent condition, gently used. I no longer have the original box. See pics.

Sony h.ear on MDR-100AP Wireless Headphones (Pink) - $51 shipped from Japan Link

Can someone comment on the sound similarities between the ED10 and Ultrasone's other open-back offerings?

Quick question: how similar are these to the HFI-2400 or Pro2900's?

Link. From what I can tell it doesn't mean AKG Austria is actually closed, sounds like they're just laying off a bunch of people and some of those people are forming their own company. Does anyone know anything about this? And what do you think this will mean for AKG?

http://sellout.woot.com Phillips Fidelio L2 for $80 + shipping and tax.

HD598Cs - $70-74 used from AWD. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JP436TS/

Yes.

Audio-Technica IM03 for $167 from a reputable Japanese seller. https://www.amazon.com/Technica-ATH-IM03-SonicPro-Balanced-Headphones/dp/B00FWGU0OI/

Anyone have any thoughts on this deal? The AK T1p for $600... (the word 'deal' above is the link.)

If comfort is important, you can go ahead and take the SR80e (and any Grado for that matter) off the list. The DT990 is a polarizing headphone. Lots of bass and lots of treble. The HD598 is probably the best choice of the three.

Looking to buy a headphone for long-term studying. I prefer my headphones to be as light as possible, but I also find on-ears to be uncomfortable after a couple hours. Basically, the requirements I'm looking for are: Closed Around-ear Under 200g, preferably around 180g No crazy clamping force...

  Yeah leather pads make them sound dramatically different. I kinda need that though, since I've got mild tinnitus and I was told to go easy on the treble.   The K702 and its variants do change through burn-in, as Tyll showed with his little experiment. Nowhere as dramatic as people say, though. 

  Question - what modified pads are you using with the AD700? I have an AD900 with W1000Z leather pads, which completely changes the sound.   To answer your question, the K702 for me is the more engaging headphone. I know it gets a lot of flak for its diffuse, artificial soundstage, but I...

Just ordered a pair for $25. I'm less worried about the sound and more about durability. I've seen some pretty worn out and gross-looking Grinds on the subway so I'm pretty sure the plastic gets grubby real fast.   The whole thing with Skullcandy being bought out is interesting- I wonder if...

Used, very good AKG K271 mkii's for $75 from AWD:   https://www.amazon.com/AKG-Pro-Audio-Channel-Headphones/dp/B0016MOC28/

  If you wanna describe the signature that way, sure. But the soundstage and presentation are entirely different between the two. Can you really compare them? I'd keep the Q701 if I were you.

These are selling at your local Costco for $80. They had a demo setup and I must say they sounded pretty good.

Sony Z7 used-very good for $299+tax on amazon. (on my phone so hard to link). I just bought one, and it said there was two left in stock, so there's probably one left.

Can someone explain to me why it's relevant at all that it's a dual-driver setup? 

My vote goes to the Audio-Technica AD900 for less than $300.   Replace the stock pads with spare W1000Z ones for more bass (can be ordered from AT for about $25).