Thanks guys. I can't decide between the HD600 and the ATH-R70x. Sound-wise, I would prefer the R70x, but the supply of ear pads, for example, is terrible at Audio Technika. The build quality would be an argument more in favor of the HD600.

One reads complaints on the Internet about the cables of the HD600, HD650. The cables seem to be defective quickly and you then have to replace them. Replacement cables also seem to be quite expensive. Are these rare individual cases or does this actually happen often?

I want to compare two headphones, how can I make the level exactly the same on both so that I am not affected by the difference in volume?

The earbuds from my MSR7 are peeling and need to be replaced. Which pads should I buy? Stock, Dakoni or Yaxi? What are the experiences here? Maybe someone might share the experiences with me briefly so I don't have to search 183 pages for the information.

OK, it's done. I bought a Sundara today.

The title. Just wanted to buy one when I saw that there is a modified version.

I had a terrific evening with my DT880 the day before yesterday. What can I say.

I don't understand enough about it that I could interpret it.

Not really meaningful. No numbers given. In principle, however, I would be willing to buy a headphone amplifier.

I looked at reviews of the Sundara on the Internet. It seems that there are considerable problems with quality control after all. What are the experiences here on the forum with the Sundara? As a complement to the Sundara Im considering the ATH Technica ATH-R70x. Perhaps someone might comment...

The Sundara would be in the budget. Then just the Sundara an not two devices and no "division of labor"? How do you eq the bass?

Hi guys, I need some advice from the experienced users here. I listen to jazz, classical music and electronica. Definitely not rock or what is generally understood by pop music. I was thinking that I want a headphone for music with acoustic instruments, strings, vocals and one for electronic...