Hey sorry didn't see your reply. I got the below and they work great.    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KBBR8T4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00

  Awesome thanks. After a bit of double checking yes they are compatible with the HD700 which opens up a lot more options. 

I like to fall asleep wearing  me he400s and seem to have sheared through the cable somehow. Anyone know where I can find a affordable pair of replacement cables? The ones on the HiFiMan site are nearly 1/3 the price of the cans new. 

I have both the D5Ks and IE7s.   The IE7s have very similar bass to the Denons, just a little deeper and more refined. However, the highs are much more laid back. Also they have a good sound stage but not huge. But if you like Denon bass the IE7's bass is very similar.   Quote:

Question.   How does the sound sig for these compare to the IE7s? 

OMG it took me 2/3 months to save up for my D5Ks, and you decide to just up and buy the D7Ks and Klisch Image Ones. I can't wait to graduate college and have tons of money to spend too .      Quote:

The HD595 actually need a good bit of power not to sound like crap. I tried them strait from my friends linux box and they did sound worse than anything I had ever tried. After buying the E7 I tried them again this time time ZuneHD->Fiio E7->HD595 and they were actually were enjoyable though I'm...

Not sure how long you have burnt them in but I found my D5Ks had way to much sibilance until after 2-3 weeks of burn in. The main thing burn in did for me was tighten the bass and smooth the highs. You describe the D5Ks how I perceived them before they settled in. Maybe if you haven't burnt them...

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So I accidently rolled over the cable of my Dennons at work and when I went to stand up the screw that connects the left can to the head band broke. There still in warranty so I can send them in. Problem is that takes 2 weeks or so. Is there anywhere I can just buy the screw? The drivers are...

I disagree. My D5000 are 32 ohms and an amp results in a noticeable improvement over any unamped source I've tried. You can have low resistance and still need a ton of current.    Quote:  

My experience with IEMs is they break easily, don't sound as good for the price, and have no soundstage. Plus IEM bass <<< Full sized cans bass << A real sub.

At work there are people with the HD202, HD555, HD595,  HD600, and D5Ks. The D5K guy not being me.    On campus I've seen a few Beats, Sony XB500, and the Skullcandy Aviators. The aviators actually sound pretty damn good. I might get a pair.   Edit: Boss has MDR-SA1000s.

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