great thread, very well done!   how did you make those ear-pads?  

Quote:   I could not agree more with this short review. I heard them last week after noticing them on posters everywhere on the tube; although they look and feel good - not really worth the price tag.  

I am making an assumption: as your budget sounds closer to the 'beats' everyone is walking around with trying to look cool - I am definitely not a fan.   If you want to wear them around and use with an ipod etc. give Panasonic RP-HTX7 a shot for around 30 notes on Amazon - retro-look and...

I got these to act as a back-up pair for the SCL2 - which I really like for the music I listen to in the gym i.e. Electronica, Trance, Dance, House, Prog, Rock or anything with some bass and drums. Since they are discontinued, I want to spare them any further abuse. I also tried the SE215 and...

When I bought my pair of Shure E2c, I tried the foam tips, and was hooked! I immediately ordered 10 pairs of small 'foamies' from Earphonesolutions, who were quite good on price and provided excellent service. After a month's heavy usage in the gym, the original foam tips were not looking...

MD1032 - Thanks for the tip, it is much appreciated. midlife - You are absolutely right - the grill is plastic. Which means, I will have to be extra careful. I was also looking at the glue left behind on the circular badge, and thinking of filing it away by using a fine sandpaper. However...

I have recently acquired a pair of Grado SR60, and ABSOLUTELY love them! However, the round 'SR60' plastic badge - which is located in the middle of each 'can', has fallen off from the left hand side. I did a search, but could not locate any suitable posts to which provide a solution to my...

Seroka2 - Try http://www1.vajacases.com/home_en.html - they are quite exclusive and expensive - with a huge range for the ipod. Unfortunately, they do not make a case for the HD3, yet. However, there is a case for the HD1 in their collection. I am pretty sure, that once the HD3 takes off...