Quote: Originally Posted by bhd812 but I would of Called the cops and had his Ass charged anyway, once the price of stolen crap goes up enough he would walk out of college without a degree but a felony that will follow him around forever...not like a few black eyes which would be gone...

Yeah people should explain why they would put this stuff on rca jacks and connectors. My gold and nickel cable connectors stand up to oxidation pretty well If the jacks / connectors are worn then there is no substitution for new ones. Silver connectors are a pretty stupid idea if you...

The MS-1s sound like a good fit. Their bass is punchy and has adequate quality. Not as good as headphones 2 or 3 times the price but very good for their cost

For the environmentally conscious consumer the 4-stroke engines are better for the environment than 2-stroke engines with carburetors. For any other potential buyers, look for a fuel-injected 2-stroke or any 4-stroke. This goes for lawn-mowers and other engines too.

Stock photo: SE110... my first iem. They have a bad rep around here but if they isolate and play music I will be a happy camper.

Enjoy mate! It is a mighty fine system indeed. Stax cured my upgraditis. I don't need to see what lies beyond the lambdas, they satisfy me perfectly. They made me spend too much expanding the CD collection but it is worth it when I hit play I love forgetting that I am wearing headphones...

I've never heard them but the hd25-II probably fall in your price range and are very portable. They are another one to research I guess. They look sharp anyway Off topic: I had the chance to listen to some bose a while back but I only listened briefly because the volume was stuck at too...

Best is a silly word in subjective things like headphone-listening. Listen to any respected headphone and I think you'll find the bass response quite good and leagues ahead of the bass produced by $1 included earbuds. I've had several good headphones, none of which are renowned for...

Maybe they want to reposition their headphone brand and market themselves as more of a high-end only company? You don't see ferrari selling $10k cars new Their are distinct benefits in not selling cheap products.

No idea myself (though twice as better is mostly impossible at most price points ), but this article is definitely worth a read http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f13/15...eviews-218733/ You've got to pay big money for those small improvements

If cost is no object then the rectangular stax would fit 60mm in the long direction no worries. So SR-4070? They are closed. But cost, and you must factor in the amp price too. My ears are probably less "deep" (the 22mm measurement you have) and my ears touch the inside face of similar...

Mine came with a tapedeck too and it was sanyo I believe as well, circa 1990. I still had them up to a couple of years ago. I found out about Grado headphones probably 8 years ago and had dreamed of having a pair since Many years later I found head-fi and was influenced into spending large...

I just want to add to what hawat said and say that please don't listen at elevated levels that could damage your hearing One good thing about closed headphones (although the d2000 didn't isolate that much in my experience) is that you can listen at lower volumes due to the reduced ambient...

Grado Sr-60, Sr-80, Alessandro MS-1. Take your pick As Anvil said, they fit well within your budget, and they shouldn't disappoint. They are good all-rounders and a good introduction that can last you as long as you want them to (I still have my MS-1s despite having much better headphones)...

Sure. That goes for other things in head-fi too I don't know anything about those cans though. Vintage is a good way to get good value for money.