They did make a new version of the 4AAA headphones [http://www.amazon.com/Koss-Pro4AAAT-Pro4AAA-Titanium-Stereophone/dp/B000JC7GEC/ref=pd_sim_23_5?ie=UTF8&dpID=41Z6J%2BLz84L&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=1G7DFVVMANYCG5BQRD35], and they do look a lot like the DJ series, just open...

No, there definitely should be a difference between stereo and mono. Try plugging it in straight to your phone (they actually sound surprisingly nice like that) using your coiled cable to see if you notice any difference. Try looking up on YouTube "stereo test" and seeing if you hear the test...

  I imagine that if you told customer support about the issue, they wouldn't have an issue with sending you a new straight cable. Koss is supposed to be pretty good about their customer service. Definitely wouldn't want to send the whole headphone back, but if you have to then you have to. I...

I've had no problems with the short cable on my dj200. It sounds like you may have a faulty cable. Try and exchange them, otherwise they do have a lifetime warranty. I would give them another chance though, as they are my favorite headphones. ☺

I've got the dj200's. The cable is very well made and they sound very good to my ears (I had the dj100's before, and they sound exactly the same to me as the dj200's). Call quality is excellent compared to the mic on my phone, and it's sensitive enough to pick up my voice without me having to...

Before the comparison, I want to share a little back-story. After selling my Audio Technica SJ55's, I came across the KOSS PRO DJ100 on clearance at a small electronics store for $40. I was (and still) don't like spending too much on audio stuff since I kinda abuse them and I travel a good deal...

If I were you, I would take the physical headphones to Radioshack and look at the different inputs they have to get an idea of what will fit. It may prevent some frustration later on since you aren't just looking at parts online and guessing. You don't necessarily need to buy the parts from...

Hi GoldenGate! For re-wiring the earcups, just find the find the ground wire for the driver, and wire that to the ground of the input jack you're using. Then find the R/L input wires, and wire them to the signal input for the driver. Remember, you are not doing anything fancy for this mod with...

Thanks! They're really a good pair of headphones for the price, especially if you're getting your first pair or want something portable and stylish.

Indeed they are right angle. You can see for yourself, as there are plenty of customer pictures of them on Amazon. Something neat you could do as well is give your earbuds hanging detachable cables. Here's my DIY tutorial for using SOL REPUBLIC cables. The process would be the same for earbuds...

I can vouch for the cables on these. They lasted me 5 years of daily use and counting, the buds that is. I'm just saying that if you're combining cables, these have nice cables. The buds themselves aren't bad either. They're 3.6 ft by  the way.  ...

Not as far as I know. Maybe you could buy a broken pair since all you want are the drivers. Good luck!

Here's my detachable cable mod for my Audio Technica SJ55's using SOL REPUBLIC cables. I've got a how-to thread on these too. http://www.head-fi.org/t/710451/audio-technica-ath-sj55-removable-cable-mod-with-sol-republic-cable#post_10367267

Everything was great  about my Sj55's as portables, but I wanted something on them I couldn't have; an inline remote and mic. Well, I've got both of them now AND removable cables, and here's how I got them...  First, things you're going to need. (NOTE: Everything I did here can be done...

As some of you may know, the SJ55's are a very nice set of headphones for the price. However, They have a couple of problems; head comfort, and clamping force. This mod is very quick and easy, and it fixed both problems for me. Good luck!   1. Most of us have a cheap ear pad lying around...

Well, I own a pair of audio technica sj55 and I've tried the mdr v55. The SJ55's will block out more sound than the v55's and I think they leak less as well. Both have punchy bass, but I would say the Sony has more of it. Defiantly the basshead set of the two. The Audio Technica SJ55 are also...

Ah, you might have a bad board then. You have active noise isolation in those headphones, right?

Sounds like the wire that goes from your output source, to your phones, is the one that needs fixing. You mentioned that you had to mess around with one of the wires in order for it to work, right? Was that the aux wire I mentioned above? If so, I'm guessing that that's what has to be fixed. If...

+1 for broken wire. Either replace it (not as hard as you might think), or get a new cable maybe? Sorry, but I always thought that the Beats by Dr. Dre had detachable cables? Correct me if I am wrong. Otherwise, break out the soldering iron. Good luck man!