See http://www.head-fi.org/forum/newestpost/622950 for the full "review"... In short: These headphones do a lot of things right and some things pretty wrong. - The sound is neutral and tight - Lacks deep bass and the last bit of clarity with voices and fine instruments - "Stage" is something you won't find in the repertoire of these phones. - The drivers are sensitive and should be a good companion for any mobile device. I think I'll sell these and keep my CALs :)

BEST VALUE FOR MONEY Finally I can send my Superlux 668B where they belong - into the trashcan. Due to a discount at the german Creative store website, I was able to order the Aurvana Live for 49€ (equals ~62$). Optics/Haptics Lots of plastic, but seems durable and well crafted, also nice to look at. Dueto the little weight and the well adjustable headband, they're superbly comfortable, even for guys with bull shaped skulls (like me^^). Sound : The good The Aurvana Live! has no real weakness. The sound is very nicely detailed and staged, it can...

These are supercheap phones with no remarkable audio or built quality, but for 6.99$,they're ok

- Uncomfortable due to high pressure on ears, huge earpads added = ok - Sound : Very bright, no mention worthy low bass (even with amp), pretty annoying = sold ;)

The sound is nothing like great bang for the bucks read in the reviews on forums. It's rather cold, thin, dull .. On any genre, from DnB over Guitar Rock to Classical music. These earphones are no fun at all. If I had to pin it down, I would say this: The worst thing about these headphones is that they offer zero "stage" and so little "detail" that it doesn't make sense for to listen to any good music with them. I'm not trying to be the "against" guy here, because as you can see, it has so many good reviews, but in comparison to my old Philips...