I can often hear an intermittent buzzing/fuzz sound and some random blips and bleeps when I listen to music on my computer through my (old school!) HeadRoom Total Bithead and my Fiio E17 Alpen amp (using Beyerdynamic DT770 headphones). This happens no matter which computer I use and on all USB...

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Sennheiser HD-212 pro allegedly has tons of bass.

You might want to try getting an amp with a bass boost feature.  I have a JDS bass boost cmoy.  It's cheap, and the bass boost is great.

I have a DT770.  I use a JDS Cmoy.  It's great.  The bass boost feature is awesome.  Here's a link: http://www.jdslabs.com/products.php   I also have a Total Bithead.  I prefer the JDS.

Probably just a hair. There are many threads explaining how to fix this. Here's one: http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/wie...770pro-281547/

Check out the JSeaber cMoy v2.01 JDS Labs I use it with my DT770's. With the bass boost switch on, it delivers tons of bass. Very nice and affordable too.

hey knights, thanks for the info. i'm pretty sure that the hd415 and the hd435 are the same headphone, except the latter has an inline volume control and flashy red panels. were you able to try the 212 pro? i'm interested to know how it compares.

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For those of you who have heard both the Sennheiser hd435/415 and the 212 Pro, how does the bass compare?

I bought mine from nordeq1 on ebay. He/she always has them for sale there for $149. There's one for sale there now, with free shipping. I had a 100% positive experience with that seller.

I used to have the RP-22X's. They have serious bass—more than SR 60 and DT770 (both of which I have). I liked it quite a lot. Part of the earpad does rest on the ear, but this did not seem to me to cause them to leak sound. The earpad design helps make the bass so great because it allows you to...

Quote: Originally Posted by trb36 Totally agree. Anyway, I've been reading pretty regularly since August and I've never seen this question asked. Yeah, I've been reading this forum virtually every day since July and have never seen this question asked.

Duggeh, almost every question asked here has been asked a million times, but it is notoriously hard to find old threads via the search function, so questions keep getting re-asked, and head-fi lives on.

Always been curious: is "Grado" pronounced "Gray-do" or "Graw-do"?