some interesting discussion found here: http://www.freesound.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13651

recently I purchased koss ksc-75. in comparison to my old panasonic RP-HS50 (which are about 3 times cheaper; both are neodymium, wide spectrum)...   cons:   1. koss are difficult to wear. it took me several minutes to figure out how to put them on my ears. no such problem with panasonic...

sorry for duplicating the my, but I just realized that this thread exist.   http://www.overtone.cc/profile/ayamahambho   nabra-sync 4d - listen with ordinary headphones, expect unordinary space. but some of the other recordings also sound very "holophonic".

http://www.overtone.cc/profile/ayamahambho   nabra-sync 4d - ordinary headphones, unordinary space.

since many years, I have clip-on type headphones from panasonic. they are cheap (such models can be found under 8 USD), large neodymium, wide frequency range, they sound great + have some natural bass (XBS they call it), and so on and so forth. my first pair is about 5-6 years old, and I listen...

try this:   http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/502286/testing-headphones-questions-reflections#post_6782164   unfortunately - I am now also the user of audio-technica ATH-M50 :-D   and no - this is not normal.

I own a pair of an old panasonic clip-on headphones. they are cheap (less than 8 USD), neodymium, yet of pretty good quality, clear and sharp (and used for many years).   because I began to work with music creation (and have no way to use speakers around me), I decided to buy something that...