PSB M4U 1s and Mad dogs are both excellent headphones, you can't really go wrong with either one. If you're getting a headphone for home-use, you should also look into open headphones. Like Hifiman HE-400, Grados and Sennheisers for example. Although I think the Mad Dog- sound signature is...

All the Mad dogs that are sold new are version 3.2. It just means that it's the most up-to-date version. I don't know about mad dog pro's versions. I have the normal Mad dogs version 3.2. The Mad dog Pro's are more for electronic music because of their bass-emphasis, or so I've heard.

If I put them on just right and sit/stand in ergonomic position, I can wear them pretty much indefinitely ;) In normal use I can use them for about two hours at a time, then I take a break and continue. The weight is not a deal-breaker, because it is otherwise so comfortable headphone and sounds...

I love the warm and smooth sound signature of these phones. The upper region is also well-refined, but not emphasized in any way. These sound very smooth and relaxed, but not too laid-back. They can be quite energetic when the song demands it, and because of the smooth characteristic of the...