Finally getting around to posting a review of these beauties, so here goes. I've been using these as my JOAT cans for work, music, and on the go listening. Their tank like build quality and price really makes me not even think twice about throwing them about or mistreating them. So far no notable wear or scratches, and no loose parts. Only issues I've had so far is the earpads can be a bit stiff on first wear, and it feels as if the foam takes a few minutes to adjust to my head. They aren't perfect with glasses to be honest, but I'd say a decent...

A great set of portable closed cans for the go.  With a lower impedance than their predecessors these headphones can be run of nearly any source.  Although the sound stage is limited the overall sound quality is quite pleasing.     For full review: http://www.head-fi.org/t/617578/sennheiser-amperior-review#post_8516525

I was a bit surprised when I discovered that a 3rd generation Kindle could in fact play mp3's.  In the spirit of head-fi I decided to review this rather nifty addition to the kindle.  Keep in mind that I'm only review the audio portion of this device and not the device itself.  To start out the music player feature on the kindle is "experimental" meaning that it is a feature that might be fully implemented on later kindles.  The actual loading of the music onto the player is simply a matter of click and drag into the folders.  Too bad there are only...

This could be the perfect starter audiophile headphone for anyone looking to get into the game.  Quite possibly the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn.  Darn good highs, mids, and bass though some might find it a bit on the light side.  Overall a great purchase.  Biggest turn of for most will probably be the odd color scheme adopted for the 598, but personally I love it.  Another minor problem is that these headphones do not do metal justice.  Sure they might be great all-rounders, but if metal is the only thing you listen to it would do you...

Bear with me on this review.  The mini disc player for those who don't know was another Sony hard media that failed to take hold (very much like beta) and was killed of in the early 2000s.  The player although small and bullet-proof, it still required a small disc on which to store music.  The diskette was about the size of a PSP UMD cartridge and was capable of holding a few hours of music with the proprietary ATRAC format created and used only by sony products.  Even though I was required to use Sony's own programs to covert my music over to ATRAC...