The problems with my PXC450 have gotten worse. In addition to the OP, which has been updated, the left driver is making a constant drone at a single tone when the circuit is turned on. This happens regardless if the headphone is connected to a source or has any input. I sent it in for repair to...

Hi guys, I just got my PXC450 headphones today. I will follow up with pictures, Im sorry. But there is a big issue I have found that made me create this post before I was ready to given my impression. I am overall happy with the headphones, however there is one glaring flaw I have discovered...

Hey guys, please see http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showth...92#post2943992 for more information. Perhaps someone can help? Sorry for posting this here, it was a mistake. Just making the best of it

no mention of foo_dop? uses foobar, which is a great interface. couple the fact that rockbox doesnt support 5.5G 80gb ipods...no flac support though.

i didnt realize going lossless would kill 50% of the battery life right there. i just got a new 80gb ipod as well and planned on putting just WAV on there. i would love flac support but, eh, you know...i would never use an ipod in the first place but since i got it for free. why bother...

$255 is a great price. thats almost equivalent to the regular discount i get from shure directly...

doesnt the sennheiser website itself say the MSRP is $450? even then, street prices should be lower, maybe $420.... either way im very excited to get these. i dont know what the point of volume or talk-through button (cant you just turn them off?) is, or if they still function as headphones...

Quote: Originally Posted by M0T0XGUY Well, if you're looking for something to use on a plane, then active noise cancellation isn't the way to go. IEM's provide the better isolation, and sound quality for the price. In case you don't know, IEM's are like little earbuds that sit in the...

Quote: Originally Posted by feh1325 i know, it passively cancels. it doesn't use any external batteries and doesn't let any sound in or out. i find this hard to believe. my DT770 let in plenty of sound on the airplane. i doubt the HD280 is any better than the DT770. i wish i had...

Quote: Originally Posted by feh1325 sennheiser hd280 kinda big, but cheap and very closed sorry, the HD280 dont actively cancel...

Hey guys, trust me this is my last resort. I have searched and read every thread, review at amazon, review at newegg in my search for noise-canceling headphones. I travel a lot for work and in-air entertainment sucks. I just got the new iPod video 80gb yesterday, so now Im looking for some...

Tried searching on the forum but I don't think anyone has talked about these. Just saw them over at audiocubes (http://www.audiocubes.com/product/JV...eadphones.html) for a whopping $1,229.00USD. They sure look nice though. Claimed freq. response is 4hz - 30,000Hz, which is hard to believe...

The KSC75 is the single most rewarding investment in headphones I have ever made. Period. My DT770Pros and A900s are sitting in the closest as I type this.

I was shockingly surprised by the KSC75 as well. All of a sudden, my $200+ don't seem appealing to me anymore (A900, DT770) and I haven't used any other headphones ever since I got the KSC75. I would kill to find a set of closed headphones that sound like the KSC75. For 20 bucks, it's ridiculous...