i like my hd595's for gaming. easier to carry.single cable. clamp better while i get up to get beers. take them off with one hand, easier to clip on my zalman Mic, requires no amp, even though i do use one. but for music i love my denons.

so how do you connect your headphones to it, if only sometimes you want to play xbox through headphones. do you physically have to unplug and plug in your headphones instead of audio L/R out?

anyobdy find a way to mod the headband. i'd like to make it thicker so it fits better. i wrapped a nike sweatband around it and it fits better on my head.

crossing my fingers. hoping i'm eligible.!

Quote: Originally Posted by NtD Gr3nade whoa, be very, very, very carful with the 595s at highend bass. The tend to make a really nasty noise (like clippiing, but it isnt). If you run into the problem, dont turn them up to high volumes. if it's not clipping then they are ruined...

right now i'm crossing my fingers i win those 1k$ UE for portable use. In the meantime i still have my HD595's even though i purchased My Denons. i don't have more than 30 minutes using my HD595's with my Airhead, since the Senns worked pretty good unamped. but i'm gonna give it a try with my...

i've picked one up cheap on a dell.com deal for 160$ that just came along last week. if the coupon does't work it's still 179$ i think. http://bensbargains.net/deal/37996/

In! barely! that would be great for my zune and portable amp.

i'll probably go with the zune. already had a 3rd gen ipod. just want to be different for once. probably go with the DLO dock for it too.

any other similar devices. maybe a PMP (portable media player) with video out.

i really like the look and functionality of the sqeezebox., but unfortunatley it doesn't have a hard-drive. for some reason i looked up an apple TV since it would have some of the same functionality plus video. Unfortuatley the appleTV only has component and HDMI out, and i'm using a cheapy old...

looking to seperate my Reciever and Loudspeakers from my computer and need a source. CD's are great, and i ihave an Onkyo CD player going to a Denon reciever, and Acoustic Reasearch floorstanding speakers. I'm looking for a CD replacement. Some kind of digital storage player. i was looking...

pay the little extra to get the 595's. you'll be happy.

i hooked em up to my total airhead amp. sounded greate without the amp, better with it.

i have the senn hd595 and Denon d2000. the hd595's are comfortable, but the do clamp a little on your head. the d2000's make you forget you have headphones on. but they tend to fall off your head if you tilt forward or move around alot. cause they don't clamp hard. the Senn's will stay on...

the model numbers of the speakers is 58bxi. i'm beginning to wonder if it's worth it to find matching tweeters.

ahh looks like the tweeter on one of the speakers is dead. other than that they sound awesome! i'm gonna try to salvage these. i'm gonna open them up and see if perhaps a lead is disconnected or something from the crossover.

OMG i found these. will order immediatley! http://www.simplyspeakers.com/2doityourself.htm http://www.simplyspeakers.com/graphi...Repair_Kit.jpg

I also recieved some older acoustic reaserch floorstanding 3 way speakers. and they kick arse! problem is that one of the woofers has started deteriorating and we had to fix with duct tape. it looks gheto but it does the job. Is it common to replace woofers on home speakers? I'll post some...

found out wich Denon i have now. denon dra-95vr can't find much info online about it. Any ideas of it's quality against today's 2ch performance receivers? I can't even find out how many watts it has per channel. found an ebay listing with some info...

but i love them so much!! i cant ever sell them!

Quote: Originally Posted by TheVinylRipper Denon is a very good make, you lucked out there. What exactly do you mean by "bookshelf speakers"? Wharfedale Diamond 8.1's Wharfedale Diamond 9.0's yeah just like those

Oh snap! i rummaged through my dads old storage shack, and found an older Denon 2ch reciever he's not using anymore. It's a late 80's model. i totally forgot he's not using it anymore. now i can spend more on some bookshelf's. budget for bookshelfs = 200-250 max for a pair.

I want to replace my cheap logitch 2.1 setup. bass is muddy and mids are lacking. i want to go with some good bookshelf or monitors with a good cheap new 2 channel receiver. i'd also consider looking at older 15+ year old receivers. anybody got any suggestions on old receivers. the...

the consensus is : buy the d200. i don't think anybody is selling theirs anytime soon