THESE: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005Y04T26/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1   Man were they uncomfortable. The sound was so metallic, even after 100+ hrs. of burn in. Thanks amazon for the return. O-the packaging was nice....but, who cares.

Honestly, I've had my 650's for five years now, and I find them to be veiled. I have a few serious audio setups at my house, and the precision/warmth combo just isn't there with the 650's. I will agree, they have great sound staging, but un-veiled they are not.

Solid idea. Or pickup a used airport express and do the same, wirelessly.

I waited maybe 2-3 weeks, to receive mine from China.

They sourced years ago for their transceivers. I doubt they ever manufactured their own.

HE-4 + 336 = a money setup IMO. Make sure to pickup a sold DAC, and interconnects I use Yacco's. For 50$ they can't be beat. http://www.audioreview.com/cat/cables/interconnect-cables/yacco/whirly-wisp/prd_446064_5827crx.aspx

I agree on both fronts. I replace with NOS RCA's. Both tubes cost me under 100$, and the difference was night and day.   I found the 336 to be winy, and gritty at first, but the tubes surely opened things up warmly.

If you've ever been to B&H in Manhattan you know how bad it can get. Imagine traffic similar to Costco and a 50+ unit headphone display with models ranging from 20$ sony cans to hd800's.

An extra $200 price tag.

They sure do.

Great bang for your buck. The sound is very "live" in approach.

Not sure man, these guys have been making cardboard speakers for far too long for me to give them any credit.

anybody else have the VSONIC's and want to offer a more elaborate reviewal?

They make extremely similar amps. From what I have noticed. Not sure who profits. Both have special models with small variety. And yes, the colors are different. The chinese might be just ripping each other off.