Quote: Originally Posted by FragViper Not sure what the issue is, I haven't ever had a problem from the cable of mine. new out of the box my cable wants to wind itself up. Id like to stay strait

I use almost the entire cable, so any contraption or winding really wont help. Thanks for the tips though. I was more interested if there is anything that can be done to the cable itself.

I new pair of ATH-A700's were shocking the hell out of me and they needed to be replaced. I have just got a replacement and wanted to know of any decent way of preventing cable winding. I was a bit angry with the a700 because the cable tangling/winding was really bad.

I think the m50's have no soundstage, everything is right up and front. If you listen to rock, it sounds like the drums are coming out of the guys mouth.

My new ATH-A700 have a problem where the cable insists on twisting and becoming tangled. I mean the tangling is really bad, though my ath-a500 didn't do it that much and my brothers a900 do not tangle and twist at all. What can I do?

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I am wondering if anybody can tell me where to buy Audio Technica ATH-m50's. Id also like to buy from a place with a decent return policy, as I will be comparitng them to the A700's.

Quote: Originally Posted by xguntherc Why, just to keep it extra sturdy and strong where the phone wire goes in?? Is that why? At least use Black Zip Ties. lol no jk jk. do what you want. The phones are so large they look goofy anyways. My AD500's do at least No to stop the...

Quote: Originally Posted by igotyofire wow zip ties! I do that with every pair of headphones I own.

Quote: Originally Posted by Koyaan I. Sqatsi Is that the stock cable? Anyway, that's what can happen with regular wire. If it gets a tight kink in it, it never quite straightens back out again. Best you can do is just keep it from getting kinked in the first place. se...

I have Shure SE210's and love them. Im not sure about Shure selling a customized unit, but it couldn't hurt to ask.

I ended up going with the A700's, and am pretty happy so far. Compared to my brother A900 via a Ibasso D2 Boa on an Ipod running rockbox with lossless media. I could say that the A900 was clearly better, and the A700 were slightly better than the A500. Though since the A500 were broken, I really...

I guess what I meant was more of a kink rather than a knot. as if the cable was bent over time and is not resistant to change. here is a pic of my AT A500's

I keep getting these kind of knots in my cloth covered cables. Its not really like a full looped knot, but instead a bend in the cable that cant be undone. How can I prevent these?

Well I upgraded the pads and it works till yesterday the 15th of December and the right side of my A500's died. I opened them up to see if I could fix them, but saw no cut or broken wires. So are there any other recommendation>?

How do the A500's compare too the A700's in terms of base, from what I have seen with the A500's they do have lots of bass. But maybe I just don't know what bass is.

My ATH-A500's died yesterday and I need new headphones. I loved these things, as they were amazing. Is an upgrade recommended, I dont mind spending more if I get better sound, These will mainly be used from a Audigy 2 ZS in my pc.

you can just call AudioTechnica and order new pads, with shipping its about $9 for both,

I think il just upgrade the pds on my 500, till it dies. But what is the difference between the A500's and the M50.

I have had the ATH-A500 from Audio Technica March 2005 and they have been great and have held up fine. Though now after nearly 5 years of use they are stating to fall apart and all the padding is dead on them, The two major complaints I have had over the last 5 years are as follows 1) The...

I need to earpads for my ATH-A500 and would like to know where to get them. I would like the A900 earpads instead if possible as they seem to last much longer. So where can I get them.

Well the mid wire connector piece was all screwed up. If I roted it or moved it the sound would completely change as well as volume. I mean they are no where near as good as the 530's but still decent for the price.

Hi guys, I take back what I said about the SE210's. I simply had a defective pair, which i exchanged. I can certainly say that these are very good or decent headphones. I was blown away listening to a Lateralus by Tool on these in lossless.

actually you can delete this post.

Quote: Originally Posted by mark2410 se210 and scl3 / E3c are the basicaly the same thing, so if u dont like the 210 dont bother getting the E3c aren't the e3c's better than the e2c's?