he probably custom made his own pair that are wireless and turn on by clapping.

i just bought HD555 and theyre great for gaming...can't go wrong with the price/performance in all areas of sound with this headset.

i could have told you "the beats" headphones weren't any good. it's all the label is why their expensive. because dr dre. makes them everyone wants them and the cost is high. your paying for 50 dollar headphones and 150 dollars for the name. just my 2 cents.

eh i think ill just buy a plastic clip and attach it to my desk. wood won't match good, but i like the design,

i forgot but on a review of the HD555 the person said it came with a nice sennheiser stand that attaches to a desk. what ever happened to this? i didn't get one!

well i love the way these 555 sound, i just paid 125 for them and modded them with the soundstage mod so no returning them. they sound amazing for voices etc but id like the bass to hit harder.

im confused? are you saying it will have 3 x the power of the mini plug? i dont really want them loud which i know it does, i just want the bass to hit harder and get a little better clarity...similar to a car audio system if you know what i mean.

okay thanks i was just looking into soldering projects and this one came up. looked fairly simple enough. i really want to solder something!

So I was looking at this amp to build myself for my HD555 audiophile headphones. It looks fairly simple enough I could do it. It's got full instructions on that site but I was wondering, will I benefit from this? It should cost me around 45 dollars all said and done for this amp and the ones I...

i would also suggest doing this as well. removing it isnt as hard as people say it is. the glued ones arent that bad if you use a screwdriver to cut through it and then pry them up.

that crack is infamous to these phones because they arent heavy duty made. i would just use hot glue. i hot glued my shifter in my car so it would stay and it works like a charm. hot glue is a great tool for doing this kinda stuff i would think , just be careful not to get any into the driver...

yeah too late. where were you before i did this mod lol. could have saved myself burning plastic smells and white paper not removal. sigh. either way i love the way they sound and look now so im not dissapointed.

at cheifsfan: the soundstage opened up hugely i thought. everything was like a bigger stage rather than a confined space. i wish someone would have told me about the scissors before but I thought the plastic was too hard. i guess i can refine my descriptions. and yeah there is definately more...

to cheifsfan: i think your messed up some place. you got it right until you said, "At this point, I remove the black material obscuring the view of the driver." It isn't obsuring the view from the front rather on the other side I think if that makes sense. It is HARD plastic which is why I don't...