I'm looking to sell a pair of custom, handmade exotic wood Grado earcups. They're measured, and fit every model from the SR60 to the SR325. They're made of marblewood acacia, with a purpleheart bezel. $80, or best offer. Trades are also welcome!  Reverb listing...

Ahh yes, the famous SennGrados: http://www.head-fi.org/t/728069/woodied-sennheiser-aka-senngrado-tour-thread I realized that I'd be in a position to produce batches of SennGrados in my woodshop, custom exotic wood earcups and all. Would you guys be interested in purchasing custom made...

Hey guys, I recently added a lathe to my woodworking shop and realized that I was in a position to start manufacturing custom earcups for Grado headphones. Would this be something that would interest you? Would you want to buy custom exotic hardwood earcups to make Grado woodies, and if so, how...

I'm interested in buying some broken Grado headphones, or even just the headband assembly for purposes of building a SennGrado. Please let me know if you have any. Thanks!

Any love for the T50p? I've heard that the DT1350/T50p mirror the Amperior/HD25-1 II relationship.

These share a driver with the excellent Audio Technica CK-M50

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I replaced the stock pads on the Sennheiser HD280 with Gel Pads from David Clark Aviation: http://www.davidclark.com/store/ProductDetails.aspx?productID=16 . These are much, much softer than the stock pads, leading to a less overwhelming clamping force. As a plus, these offer hands-down the best...

It wasn't like a 5$ headphone, it was simply mediocre. It had lots of bass, and if that's the only thing you're looking for, then by all means get the Crushers. I didn't quite get what you mean by the audiophile line. The M50 is currently on sale for within ±2$ of the Crushers, and those will...

That's essentially my question -- these are being put up against the DT880 for me

How are these for Classical music? I can't get an answer out of anyone on here 

I initially wanted an electrostatic, but it's simply not in my price range. I can't find a pair of Stax for less than $400, and that's not even counting the cost of the energizer and amplifier. That's going to have to come later down the road :)