Full Size/Over-Ear 1. Sennheiser HD600 - I almost never use this one but when I do...wow. 2. Shure SRH840 - Tied with the Amperior because both are very quick and balanced (to my ears). I just recently realized how much I liked neutral sound signatures with minimal reverb but I pick one of...

I'm getting mine today. Can't wait to hear it!

The blue Amperiors are going for $129.95 on Newegg. I grabbed a pair this morning. Should be a good replacement for my Sennheiser HD238.

Quick update after two days: The sound has matured quite a bit. Mine did take some burn-in before it got to where it is now. It has become a great all-rounder that not only handles classical but can go straight to rap right after without skipping a beat (harhar). The woofer is tuned to only turn...

Just got mine from Best Buy today. They had it on sale on bestbuy.com for $39.99, and I also had a $10 gift certificate for being a registered Best Buy purchaser or something. In the end, tax included came out to around $33 which isn't bad. The "15 minutes in" impression: The sound signature is...

Gah, someone tell me how these sound...

I have the CAL! as well as my office headphone and my ears barely fit in them. Haven't seen many people swapping pads on these though...

Any noticeable difference in sound?

Yes...but the typical Sennheiser open-back sound signature is laid back and well....kinda lifeless (lacking bass and treble). I'd say Ultrasone and Sennheiser are great complements but really can't be seen as improvements over the other. I run an HD600 and a PRO550. Neither can really do what...

:( that just makes me sad. Scumbags.

Did you get the cable plugged in all the way?

I'm not sure I agree with you on that suggestion. As a Pro 550 owner, I'd say that most of these genres that were listed don't play to Ultrasone's strengths, which are EDM and hip/hop & rap. Ultrasone happen to do okay with most other genres but for the $150 range, I would say the Shure SRH840...

PRO550 owner here. I'm actually...this guy. Considering some PRO900s soon...soon....

How do you get these IE80s to fit? I've gone through the entire collection of tips and still haven't found one that fit my ears correctly. On the other hand, I can get the Westone UM3X to fit perfectly. Is the insertion not supposed to be deep?

I know the M9 sound pretty well having owned it also for about 2 years. They're outlasted my first M6 which was purchased at the same time. I haven't found a true successor to the M9 sound. I'm not sure you'll find a substantial improvement under $100 though. I foresee a dynamic driver in your...

I didn't even know this existed. Going to get this because the Westone cable doesn't fit correctly...

I think the TF10 is pretty bass light as well for EDM.

RazorDog is very much a legit seller. I've purchased HD600s from them and won a pair of IE80 via their Facebook page. Excellent communication as well so I definitely recommend it.

The Westone does work but the prongs are a bit fatter tan the socket so you can't plug the cable all the way in. The stock cable sucks a lot though.

I think they seal better for me vs the stock tips or the Meelec M6 tips so it gives me a better sound than it was out of the box.

I think you'll be disappointed by the bass from the TF10. I own them and I really feel like it's too bass-light for me to enjoy everything. It might just be the fact that balanced armature really isn't for me.

Definitely went in for one. If it goes through, this could be my cheapest amplifier purchase ever.

Well, I like my marble coloured HD600. It makes it completely unique from just about every headphone on the market.

Seeing this thread so active every day makes me want to sell my PRO550 and buy a PRO900. Gosh. :o

It's not that I'm trying to be a jerk, it's that I find it rather unsettling to compare a gaming headset to a proper headphone when you don't have a proper sound source for it which is something I deem a qualifier. Your Marantz may be the only qualifier there but how much time did you really...