"Damaged my hearing" LOL try firing off whole 20-round magazines from an AR-15 without protection like I did many times, and then you'll start to damage your hearing. I can still hear clear up to 17.5 KHz, despite this.

Another question I would have to ask is how hard is it to recable these things? If it's not too bad, I might just man up, cut the cord, and do that.

So, tonight I was fixing my iPod fifth generation which had a broken headphone jack. When replacing the jack, I noticed that it wasn't screwed into the chassis like it was supposed to be in the first place. I figured "screw it, I'll just superglue the new one in". BIG mistake, as I find out...

I ordered a set of these directly from Rockit Sounds on the seventeenth, and I haven't received any tracking number. Is this normal?

Whoops, didn't mean to bump this thread. I meant to make my post in the appreciation thread.

I ordered these directly from Rockit Sounds on the seventeenth, and I haven't received any tracking number. Is this normal?

Try the Beyer DT990s, if you can swing an extra $30.

What about the Rockit Sounds R-50? ($120) I have heard that they're a damn good IEM for the money. Also, the R-50 uses two Knowles TWFK BA drivers, which are used in many other high-end IEM designs. Joker's take on them:

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I haven't had any experience with the HD 650 or the amp, (So, take my opinion with a grain of salt) but I've heard that the O2 is supposed to be a very good amp for the HD 650.

I recently put Gummy ICS on my Samsung Fascinate (Awesome OS, few and minor bugs), and I noticed that Voodoo Sound no longer seems to work on it. (There's literally no difference when I enable and disable DAC direct, no pause in the sound or anything) Is there a custom kernel or other fix that...

I have heard the EX-29, (their best model) and while I found the isolation to be excellent, the sound quality was sub-par, to say the least. (Compared to a pair of Sennheiser HD 280 Pros)

I agree as well. "Wish You Were Here" was an excellent song by itself, but the album as a whole is just amazing.

Male, 17, 17.4KHz Protip: Use hearing protection when shooting firearms. Or, You'll lose 3KHz of hearing by the time you're 17.

263. Some headphones cost more than I'd pay for a car. (Orpheus)

They're a good start in high-end (from a non-audiophile's point of view) headphones. They have a very flat FR, excellent separation of instruments and isolates like almost no other phone.

My criticism isn't guided at the show. I saw part of an episode and it just seemed to be an average children's TV show. My criticism is aimed at the teenage and older audiences who watch it. What is so special about this show, and furthermore, When are you ever going to grow up?

"Wish You Were Here" was, in my opinion, Pink Floyd's best song. What do you guys think?

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Damn it, just when I thought there was a place on the internet that wasn't infested with this rubbish...

I'm from Delta in York county, I was wondering if there were any other Head-Fiers nearby. And if there are, perhaps you could refer me to a few places to try and demo phones. :) The only place I know of now is Guitar Center, but that's up in Lancaster.

I would like to know what kind to use as well. Bump.

He means that the HD-600's have a very flat frequency response.

Not with those cans, especially if you're satisfied. However, if you want an amp for future use with better phones, build/buy NwAvGuy's O2. I haven't heard it myself, but it's supposed to be able to drive damn-near any headphone. Including difficult ones like the Sennheiser HD650's. All while...