Quote: Originally posted by Audio Redneck Sometimes the classics are the best! I agree!

Which Beyer headphones have the flattest frequency response (for neutral, non-colored studio use)?

Quote: Originally posted by bakhtiar ...this kind of cans are usually used for sound monitoring, because it does not add some colours/sound to the original sources... Are there any other really accurate headphones that are used for monitoring?

Quote: Originally posted by sapphiremodena Thanks for letting me know about this No problem. Quote: Originally posted by sapphiremodena I was wondering when his next album would be out. (June 30th) Xzibit's new CD, "Man Vs. Machine," has been moved back to September...

Quote: Originally posted by eric343 Agreed. Regarding the question ("Do we really love our headphones?"), however, I think I'd defend my precioussss Etys from those hobbitses quite vigorously Can you tell I just saw LOTR? Lord of the Rings is my favorite movie.

Quote: Originally posted by Nicwix The questions:1. Which 10 (or so) CDs are on at the top of your wishlist? 2. Why are they there (eg read reviews, heard samples, have MP3s, have other CD by same artist)? 3. How important is price in determining what you will buy? See also Survey...

Personally, I think that the Playstation 2 is better to have (for now), because of the large number of enjoyable games it has; while the Xbox may have better performance, it just doesn't have as many enjoyable games.

Neat.

Quote: Originally posted by Nicwix The questions: a) What are the last 10 CD/LPs you have bought* and over what period did you buy them? b) Which of these have become favorites? * ie CD/LPs that you actually chose to spent your hard earned cash or other credits on (as opposed to...

Quote: Originally posted by kelly The 7506 is the Sony Pro Audio version of the v6. It's the best headphone Sony makes short of the CD1700 which costs quite a bit more. However, I would buy a V6 instead since it can be more easily found and found cheaper. Go to shopping.yahoo.com and...

Quote: Originally posted by Eagle_Driver HairWuzEre, The 7509 isn't worth its high price, IMO. Sure, its highs aren't quite as bright as the 7506, but its reticent mids are the bigger problem with the 7509. Also, the 7509's highs are a bit honky (when Todd of Headroom mentioned "honky...

The best CD of the year (for lyrical content) is either Nas - Stillmatic or Jay-Z - The Blueprint, but the best party record is Busta Rhymes - Genesis.

Quote: Originally posted by Eagle_Driver The MDR-7506 and MDR-7509 are the MDR-V6 and MDR-V900, respectively, with what Gluegun calls "a better paint job". I have two questions: First of all, which headphone has the best sound (flattest, most accurate frequency response)? And...

Quote: Originally posted by Blood-Eye ...The 7506 is especially designed as a "flat response" headphone and is recommended for critical listening, eg mixing. The more expensive 7509 has a "warmer" sound but is not recommended for mixing as the frequency response is not flat...

Does anyone know where I can find frequency analysis graphs for the following headhones: The Sony V6's, the Sony 7506's, and the Sony 7509's?

Are there any multi-channel music editors (editors that work with 4 channels, 5.1 channels, 7.1 channels, etc)?

How does the Sony D-CJ01 compare to the iRiver iMP-350 Slimx? Which one has longer-lasting anti-shock, and which one is more compatible with MP3s?