Look, if my headphones don't sell in the classifieds. I'll let you listen to my Yamaha HPH MT-220's Mad Lust.

How does the WS99 compare yo the PSB M4U 1?

Just got Audio Technica ATH-A900X, they sound very similar to the Shure SRH840, only slightly softer on the highs and a tad more bass. To me, the ATH-A900X FIT better than the Shure SRH840, but the comfort is worse on the Audio Technica ATH-A900X. I paid $126 for them, for the price, it's...

Thank you, the Shures are here to stay, until they no longer work. Then I'll buy another set. I'm actually most worried about the mids of a900x, only time will tell how they sound.

I purchased A900x headphone from another headfier recently and it comes in the mail tommorow. Coming from the Shure SRH840's what should I expect? Sound wise, what are some of the advantages of the A900x over the SRH840?     I love the SRH840's, just wish they had more bass, so purchased...

They are up for sale if anyone is interested. http://www.head-fi.org/t/714731/psb-m4u-1-black-199-free-shipping

I think might actually keep the PSB's, if there is one thing they do REALLY well, it's definitely for gaming. I play BF4 and Blacklight Retribution, both of these games sound AMAZING on this headphone. The immersion, details, and ambiance is great.

I plan on selling mine for $199, they sound great, but IMO are not worth their price and performance ratio. My brother and I compared them to the Shure SRH840, and we both prefer the Shures. The Shure have better/more mids and highs, and have a slightly more natural and accurate sound. The...

I just purchased the PSB M4U 1, they should come in 3 days. Coming from the Shure SRH840, I sort of know what to expect, I wanted a complete and total upgrade, not a "side grade." I also keep hearing how the PSB M4U 2 sound SO much better in active mode. if that is the case, shouldn't the PSB...

I actually am considering them because my Shures have a crack in the head band.   The sound of the Shure SRH840 is great to me, at least.   Well see, later.

Any thoughts at all?

I wouldn't be surprised if it has the sound of the dark voice, but at a lower cost.   On topic, it seems like members are taking the Little Dot to uncharted territory. As a matter of fact, do you or anyone else know how the best heavily modified Little Dot 1+, MKIII, or MKIV  setup...

I wonder what would happen if you guys started selling modified Little Dots, I would be the first to buy one!

Bumping for feedback.  Also the Shure 1540's are out, they are waaay out of my budget.

I'm looking for a headphone that has the same sound signature as Shure SRH840, only improved. From what I have researched, I need to spend big bucks to get an ALL AROUND improvement (Shure 1540) , unless I purchase the PSB M4U1? Others have claimed the 1540's and PSB M4U1's sound like 840's...

Will try this setting once my DT770 pro 80 ohm arrive.

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I would like to know if you could help me choose the right headphone. As of now I own the 840's, are there any headphones that sound just like them or very similar but better all around? I don't want to go above $300 brand new.   I have also seen members compare the A900X to the 940's, is it...

The 440's can be found used on amazon or head fi less $60, which is a steal. http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B002DP1FTU/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&condition=used   The 440's are a very transparent and detailed headphone at it's price range. Many times I would listen to songs at a low...

I'm pretty sure that the Dolby Surround Sound (For Headphones) is a marketing gimmick. Any set of good headphones will give you that surround sound feel if you have a good enough sound card or audio processor. 

What about the 1540's compared to the W1000X?

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From what I have read and researched both of these headphones sound somewhat similar. I know very little on how both headphones behave, other than they are both bassy but detailed as well. Their price points are very similar, $500 for the Shure's and $500 +/- (used)  for the Audio Technica's.  ...

Your tubes could need a burn in, if this does not help, supposedly switching opamps lowers the noise floor even more.