Just got these today and am impressed by them! This is my first pair of wireless earbuds and the connection with my iPhone has been great. I do admit I am glad they don't have muddy based (it's emphasized but not muddy). They aren't as clear as my SE215 in the midrange and the highs are tinny...

Hi! Is anyone still using the Nuforce uDAC 2? I updated to OSX 10.11 and my audio no longer works. I did read a few other people with this, just wondering if any smart people here found a workaround :-)

Nice! At the price, I would love to try out the GLA55 speakers. They both have a 30-day return policy - give them a try!

Just pulled out my pair of 668B's from the garage. I packed them away after trying them for a bit last year because I remember them being very uncomfortable. Had a random urge to listen to them again, so spent 5 minutes and did a sock mod....and am loving them! I'm glad I didn't sell them - for...

I would second the Denon. The AKG is a great pair (I sold a k702, realized I missed them, and bought the Q701), but what I thin you're missing is "warmth," particularly when you compare them to speakers. The previous generation Denon headphones (Dxxxx series) still gives you clarity, but adds a...

Sorry, I actually meant the Uptown headphones - they used to be available for well under $100 but amazon has them much higher now...

You'll get the best noise isolation by using earbuds such as the Shure SE215, but if you need to go with full sized headphones I'd suggest the Phillips Downtown. They have a remote, and e cushion is made of memory phone so it's comfy and conforms to your earshape. At $100 I'm not sure if there...

While the V6 has a decent amount of bass, I think the defining characteristic of the V6 is the large amount of treble you get. Having a pair of "darker" headphones would help, IMO. Try a pair of Sennheiser HD558, HD598, or even the Audio-Technica M50 (the M50's would be more along the lines of...

I think this is too late, because you've already gotten the K240, but the AD700 fits your bill nicely in terms of pricing, and sound aspects. They are great for classical music. Available for $100 new, or $85 used on Amazon.

Second vote for the D1100. Look for D1100 and D2000 comparisons - the D1100 can be tweaked to sound very similar to the 2000.

Just wanted to say.....THANK YOU HEAD-FI! The mobile version is great! I have been waiting for years :-) this is Christmas present come early!

Congrats! Let us know how it is. I recently repurchased the Q701 (used to own the K702, then sold it) after missing it for a few years. Glad I did, and also in lime green.

Do you wrap the sock directly over the pad, or do you have to cut the pleather off first?

Quote:   Denon D1100. Great bass response and very comfortable. I've tried/had all the headphones you've listed, and the D1100's are the ones I kept because of comfort and sound.

Five new models - two IEMs, one on-ear, and two over-ear headphones. One of the over-ears are bluetooth compatible, and the other are wired noise canceling headphones. Anyone think they'll be any good? Looks like it's going to be an Apple Store only product, like the B&W P5's and P3's.  ...

Not exactly headphone related..but what camera and lens was used to take the pics? They look good!

I currently use the SRH940 pads with my Tony Bennets and honestly I don't think It takes away from the bass.

To compliment, our listed choices are all good ones. I would also through in the Denon d1100. For me, the comfort of the AD700 was huge, and I have found that only the d1100 matches it in comfort (earpads don't touch your ears at all). The DT770 is also a great choice. You've heard it before...

Quote:   Same hear. Now, the Denon D1100 sees the most of my use - the others I keep on hand to lend to friends/families, but I've sold most of my expensive 'phones.

All great suggestions. I have the monoprice, superlux, ksc75, and the dj100 (tony Bennett). If you're staying around $30, dont mind open or portability, I second the superlux. Fantastic headphones for the price. The ksc75 are also pretty amazing at ~$15!

Seconded. I recommend the TBSE1 (Tony Bennetts). The case and detachable cable are worth the little extra money. I'm using a retractable Monoprice 3.5mm cable with mine - very portable! Quote:

Quote: It was through a third party eller on Amazon. I dont think there are fakes of these around, so I'm not worried about that. Worst case scenario is that I send them back!

Just ordered a pair of Tony Bennett's for a good price ($40 new), looking forward to them!

How about a pair of Koss DJ100? Seems like it fits the bill, and has a lifetime warranty, metal construction, and great mids. You can spend a tad bit over your budget for the Koss Tony Bennett headphones which are the same as the DJ100'but has a detachable cord, and a carrying case.

The Beats Pro aren't known for their bass. My Denon D1100 has more bass than that.   The Pros are actually a pretty nice pair of studio headphones, albeit having a higher price tag than Shure, Audio-Technica, etc. studio headphones.   If you want bass, you'll want the Beats Studio, or...