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"Head-Fi, where some people listen to frequency curves." (TM) On a more related note: Buy them. Amazing phones for that price. I think they are amazing for twice that amount.

I barely notice my GS1000 when I listen to them.

I bought my GS1000 without trying them first and I was blown away. To me they are in a completely different league compared to headphones such as HD650. But as blessingsx said - they are very picky with source material and amplification. With some recordings you may experience brightness, but...

I've questioned your sanity before but that youtube video confirms all my fears. Creepy ****. Really, you should look into some sort counseling.

I'd definately look into the NAD, Marantz, and Advance Acoustic. NAD is a reputable brand with high-quality players eventhough they don't cost a fortune. My friend owns a older model and he's very pleased with it. Personally though, I've never heard a NAD. Same thing can be said for the...

My brother has the Pioneer PD-D6-J and it's a alright budget CD player. It sounds pretty good but the "budget"-part shines through a bit in my opinion, but I guess that's because my own CD player is fairly high-end.. It has a couple of (more or less) useless functions, for example the "Legato...

I think they work well out of most sources, portable or stationary but they do benefit from a quality source and amplifier.

Quote: Originally Posted by Zorander OTOH try playing FPS games with any headphones (and guess which direction the charging enemy is coming from). The experience sucks. Cheers! Don't you mean without headphones? Headphones were invaluable to me when I used to play...

Looks interesting but I probably won't buy it.

36-40 hours a week or more.

Sennheiser Headset @ work...

D2000 don't rest well on my head so I'll have to say GS1000.

Quote: Originally Posted by dspargo Grado GS1000's are not good for rock. Compared to what?

Quote: Originally Posted by Rednamalas1 Hmm I have to disagree with 2nd statement there. Hence the to me-part

Quite the contrary for me - I can't listen to headphones with a narrow soundstage. It feels too narrow. Good soundstage makes the music live, lack thereof makes it sound artificial. To me, the whole point of headphones is to recreate the speaker experience (soundstage) but without disturbing...