I'm also curious if anyone has a comparison of the RNHP to the Lake People G109? The balanced inputs are very appealing.

  I think you'll really enjoy that combination. I know I have :)

I can't recommend the X20i / Herus+ combination enough. I look forward to listening to it everytime--sounds perfectly balanced to my ears, with nice bass impact. I can comfortably enjoy tunes on the road without missing my home setup; can't ask for much more in a portable setup 

  Klipsch has never just been about the SQ, at least for me. I generally hate the feel of IEMs, but find Klipsch's super comfortable. That said, I tolerated the X10/X11i for their SQ due to comfort, while I actually really enjoy the X20i for music. They don't sound great directly out of a...

Probably, by warmer sounding, I mean the 880 is more veiled and has a smoother presentation as compared to the 1990 (A pads). The 880 is not a warm headphone by itself. Unquestionably, the 1990 has more body than the 880 in the lows & mids.

  As far as comfort, it is a step down from the DT 880 premium (I haven't tried the pro). There is more clamp on the 1990 and they will be just as warm. For sound, they each have pretty different sound signatures. The 1990 is more detailed and layered and has considerably more punchy...

I recommend that you purchase the pads directly from Audio-Technica's parts department instead. Just email parts@atus.com and ask about purchasing a replacement set of ESW9 pads (don't mention they're for the ES700).They charge $36.26 + $4 shipping for them in the US.

  For an iPhone 4S with iOS 7, the iPad CCK works perfectly with the C5D. JDS Labs recently made a blog post covering all of the DAC connection methods for Android and iDevices: http://blog.jdslabs.com/?p=838.

Really looking forward to receiving the WA7 soon. I just have a question for those pairing low impedance headphones with the WA7, such as the 25 ohm D7000 and TH900: which jack/output do you use? I've read the 1/8 "IEM" jack has an output impedance of 23 ohms, so I'm assuming that suits low...

Couldn't agree more. Blows the M50 and COP out of the water.

I've had no issue driving the DT770 Pro-32 directly out of an iPhone 4S. The audio quality of the iPhone 5/5S is supposedly worse than the 4S, but it shouldn't sound as bad as you describe. Also, this wouldn't cause a problem exclusively for the iPhone, but if you are using velour pads, I've...

Quote:   The volume control does seem to be overly fragile. My friend's set has popping in the output from the mic and left channel issues if the in-line controller moves at all and my set just recently picked up a volume issue as well. Seeing as this set is marketed for using at LAN...

If you're wanting bass, the 555 pads won't do it for you on the PC350's. Check out the PXC 450 pads, I use them on my pair of PC350's and couldn't be happier with the comfort/bass response.

     Quote: The issue is exactly as sabreenrz describes below:   Quote: Exactly, the right channel seems to cut out if the remote is jostled and then I will have to adjust the volume controls slightly to bring it back into stereo. When I'm adjusting the volume controller I hear...

I've been having some problems with the inline remote causing static/cut out on 1 channel of audio. Anyone else having these issues after pro-longed use?

"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" - Eurythmics, the vocals really bring it home.

     Quote: They are quite large, the cups fit completely around my medium-sized ears. They are circumaural rather than on-ear headphones. I was actually surprised when I received my pair, I thought the cups would be much smaller than they were.

Dampening material is the best way to solve overextended/muddy bass. Add some cotton balls to the inside of the cup (adjust the amount to how they sound) and you should be good to go. I would think if you added more holes it would increase the amount of bass, not decrease it.

Quote: Originally Posted by alecsus27 hi, can you guys please help me with a 'walkthrough' on disassembling the pc-350? i've only seen those small screws on the outside, but upon unscrewing 2 of them i still didnt find a way to get further. i am afraid to force /break something on the...

Quote: Originally Posted by jincuteguy So I know a lot of ppl here got the 595 earpads for the PC350. Im just wondering is the 595 velour earpads really let you hear the outside noise better? Because I dont like how the PC350 pleather earpads they block out too much noise from the...

Quote: Originally Posted by 1000fps In HD 380 Pro plastic fastening to a plastic ear... They strong? I'm afraid no one can really understand your questions.

Quote: Originally Posted by Jodet The D2000 is $299. The D5000 is $399. So for another hundred bucks you get a better cable and wood cups. That's a no-brainer. The D7000 is $799, or DOUBLE the cost of the D5000. D5000 is the way to go, it seems to me. D7000 is currently...

Quote: Originally Posted by genpatton7 The PXC 450 earpads just arrived today, they fit perfectly! The material is similar to the that of the D2000 pads, filled with foam and the feel of real leather (edit: that's because they are real leather, filled with neoprene ). They have the same...

Quote: Originally Posted by biscuiterietraou most of these phones i only tried for an hour or so, and considering the shop i tried them in was probably not the best listening environment i may have made errors in judgement here. ad700/900- too distant/ lifeless dt880(only tried...

The DT880-600Ω have some incredible clarity, but they are a little cold. If you like the warm sound signiture of Sennheiser, check out the HD600 and HD650.