Quote: The whole cable is coiled. No means to shorten it properly... Anyway, just got a BeyerDynamic DT 770 Pro (80 Ohms) last weekend... It's bigger and not as compact as my Sony MDR-7505. I need a case for it now !

Bump ?

I'm considering if the new MDR-1R would be better now...

Quote:   I see. Anyway, I do at times simply take my carabiner, hook it up to my belt loop with my headphones cable hitched to it, with my iPod Classic in my pocket. That's when I'm travelling light without a bag or iPad or any other things on hand...

Quote: In pocket I presume ?

Anybody ?

Quote:   First 2 photos are simply my Oakley AP 3.0 haversack, with a mountain-climbing carabiner which I attached to shorten the coil cable, together with my iPod Classic. 3rd is my Crumpler 7 Million Dollar Home which houses my camera gear, combined with a Crumpler pouch on the side...

Hi guys and gals...   Just wondering how do you guys travel with your headphones and portable rigs while commuting. Especially more so for those traveling and using headphones with coiled cables.   By no means an elegant way of transport, here is how I go about with my Sony MDR-7505...

Quote: Thanks dude ! I guess I'll go for the MDR-7520 soon...   If you've tried it with CyberLabs AlgoRhythm Solo and ALO RX Mk III, let me know what is your impression ! It'd be good information.

Quote:   Thanks HiFiGuy528 ! As your video mentioned that the headphones do not require an amp, how much better do they fare when used with one ?

So I've tried the Z1000 and it sounds pretty decent. It seems more expensive in Singapore than if I were to get the MDR-7520 online from B&H (United States).   Saving some bucks is always better for the wallet if both are really the same. Anybody able to comment on the 7520 ? I do like...

Any love for Sony ?

Quote:   http://toxic-cables.co.uk   I've tested the Z1000 recently. It's not too bad.   Looks like you could be right. They seem similar.   Didn't like the soundstage of the German Maestro headphones though.

Hi everybody.   Hailing from Singapore with my first post in Head-Fi here.   I'm gonna type this short and neat if you guys don't mind...   Previous headphones: Shure SRH-440 Current headphones: Sony MDR-7505 Preferences: Leaning towards neutral (Especially for future field...