Hey there! Are these still available?

The Focal Elegia look amazing! I'll take a look.

Hey all, I'm in the market for a pair of headphones. Budget is $600. I listen to mostly jazz, smooth jazz, classical, and punk rock. I'd prefer closed backs as I travel often. A warmer, smooth, and rich sound signature is preferred. I'd be powering them with a THX Onyx DAC/AMP. Some...

Count me in on getting a pair when they start shippping! I know the wait has been long thus far but I am sure that they will be well worth the wait AND they're made in the USA!!! I think the red/blue stripped cords add a sense of uniqueness to a world of black corded IEMs.

23 here. I've been mostly a smooth jazz listener but I also like classics like Miles Davis too.

23 here. I've been mostly a smooth jazz listener but I also like classics like Miles Davis too.

I know it's a lot to ask just wondering if there's anything like that out here besides the Decware Zen Head which sounds really good and like a tube amp but doesn't justify the price for a portable amp in my view.

I know that the Decware Zen Head sounds tube like (warm, big sound stage, etc). Any other portable hesdphone amps out there that have a "tube like" sound? Thanks

I am pretty sure that it is software based.

  Hey all,   I am considering on purchasing the Beyerdynamic DT 1350. I already have the T50p and was wondering if anyone would be willing to give their opinion on the differences/similarities in sound (sub-bass, bass, treble, and high) and ambient noise isolation of the 1350. Thanks.  ...

Hey all,   I am considering on purchasing the Beyerdynamic DT 1350. I already have the T50p and was wondering if anyone would be willing to give their opinion on the differences/similarities in sound (sub-bass, bass, treble, and high) and ambient noise isolation of the 1350. Thanks.   Matt

Any one else have any other suggestions?

Thank you for your swift reply. I'll look into it.

Any advice for a "tube/warm sounding" portable solid state headphone amp? My price range is from $100-$200. It doesn't matter if it had a DAC.

Any advice for a "tube sounding" portable solid state headphone amp?

Which of the follwing would have the best overall bass and best overall sound with the Hot Audio Thunderbolt amp and iPod Touch 4g-   Beyerdynamic DT-770 PRO 250 Ω   Beyerdynamic DT-770 32 (consumer) Ω   Audio Technica ATH-PRO700MK2   Audio Technica ATH-A700

You can find the DT-770 Pros 250 Ohm can be found on Amazon for $164.50 HERE and the DT-770 250 Ohm for $249 HERE   Quote:

Thank you for your advise :) .   Quote:  

I'm locked in between them and the A700 because I've heard so may great reviews of them yet the 770 Pro has great bass and highs and isolates very well.   Quote:  

So what are your opinions of the DT-770 Pro? I know your opinion of the A700 Armaegis; what is your view of them MorbidToaster?   Quote:   Quote:  

The Beyers DT 770-Tesla 1 definitly have the larger bass quantity than the ATH-700-900s.   Quote:  

I'm not that concerned with their size. The Beyers are pretty big as well but not on the same scale as the ATs are.   Quote:  

How's the bass, mids, and highs on the 770? In your view, is the Pro a better headphone than the consumer variant? Head open headphones generally don'y provide a good bass thus a tight seal but make up for it in their mids and highs.   Quote:  

The Behringer does require an external but it is also can be powered by 4 AAAs. I've heard that the Pros have a different sound to them than their non Pro counterparts even if they have the same Ohms.   Quote:  

Hello ya'll,   I still haven't made up my mind on a headphone; here is a list of the ones I have in my sights-   1. Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro 250 Ohms   2. Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 250 Ohms   3. Audio Technica ATH-A700   4. Audio Technica ATH-A900   I know that the DT 770...