hahah... thanks man. i love this site !!!

Quote: Originally Posted by Nak Man To make it easier for you - either will be a good choice. For this real close contender I'd suggest to listen for yourself. Is it possible to get them both from same store with return policy ? Just regard any additional shipping and or restocking...

i guess u could say my opinion is highly biased... but my vote had to go w/ the hd590. i've also notice the transition from positive ---> negative feedback recently on these too. sound, i love them. i used to own the bose triports, and i thought those were the best headphones in the world...

u can get the e3c for $85.00?? where? help.

hello, just as the title states, will the Sennheiser px200 cushion fit to replace the px100 foam covers? i wonder if these 2 are the exact headphones other than the cushioning. .... so will they fit? i own the px100... and am curious about the px200.. but i dont want to buy both if i already...

hmm... i was considering getting some Beyer's too right now i got the Senn HD590's and was thinking going the 595 route... but decided to switch brands.. ----Are the Beyer DT 770/880/860/660 have one-sided cords? are they detachable?

hey guys, please take me OFF the group buy list. ( -2 pairs of small black sleeves and -1 pair of medium black sleeves) THANKS.

the DT880's are the hottest looking headphones. i had to do a double-take wheni saw them. ok, the grado rs-1/rs-2's look cool too, but i like velour pads. ---wow....your 595's arent good enough for u?. i feel like a noob complimenting my 590's still.

i just purchased the extra sleeves for the Shure Quiet Spots (part # QSIFK-1) just buy 2 sets to get 1 for each ear..... time is money. i cannot wait a month.... if i cant use my E2c's, might as well crap-can them (clears wont fit at all too big, foamies??(germophobic)). yeah i cant wait...

i think you will really like the 590's. Just to let u know, from personal experience.. the sound becomes smoother and fuller after burn-in. The treble may sound somewhat shrill at first, but thats expected of most 'new' headphones.

i own the creative extigy, which i have hooked up to my desktop computer. Although it is a significant improvement over my ECS onboard soundcard, for the price of the extigy, i would not recommend it. I also notice that sometimes Creative exaggerates their specs on sound cards... (extigy is...

although i love canalphones, most isolate enough to be deemed a hazard if youre walking around/near streets. u wont hear oncoming cars, pedestrians, etc. if money is a big concern, i would start out witth Sony Fontopia mdr-ex51's or ex71 as a starting point before venturing into more...

i have only compared the 590's to the Bose triports, and i have to say... i used to think the Triports were the best headphones on earth, until i discovered the whole Bose scheme.... better sound thru marketing. (ok if someone gave me a pair, i would gladly take them for free) i think the...

definitely. i totally agree. same poop differnt smell i cant wait till the black sleeves come in so i can actually use my E2c in comfort(ear canals too small).

wow, the going price for these cans are higher than i thought, although probably worth it. im sure there are many audiophiles out there who would rather persuade me to pick something else. what i look for when it comes to design/build: Velour pads, and the single sided, detachable cord...

how does the bass compare to the HD590's? im not a bass freak, but if it could be described and 'smooth' and tight, id go for it. --have u ever owned senns in comparison?

yeah, i will admit to getting out of hand. as a newb to this forum, ill try and be more tame in my comments. ---Chumley, nice portfolio.

the HD590's are actually my first pair of 'higher-end' headphones... so i dont really have a basis of comparison to anything else, except the Bose triports. music i usually listen to includes jazz and afro-cuban rhythyms, hip hop, ... a large variation actually. how is the comfort? build...

Quote: Originally Posted by mrkangpae I've heard you can get them used for around $200. Otherwise, expect to pay around $240-50 new. I got mine for $250 at Todd the Vinyl Junkie. how do u like them? could u go into further detail?

i hope people help me regardless. but ok. ill follow the conservative advice.

i just realized i made a mistake about giving my opinion regarding mp3 players. it seems this subject is as sensitive as talking about abortions to some people. Chumley, Dont ever attack my quality of character. it was very cordial of u to do so. --what field specifically do u work in...

i own the senn 590's and would like to 'upgrade' to these phones Beyerdynamic DT880!!!. they are so hot-looking, that soft, pillowy silver velour.. what are the differences in their sound? comfort? weight? build quality compared to HD590's? anyone know where i can get these in a chain...

Quote: Originally Posted by RickAL I recently discovered that Shure.com made available a fit kit for their Quiet Spot earpiece series (which as far as I know is basically a single E2C earpiece) which includes a small, medium, and large sized, foam, flex, and ultra soft sleeve. Purchase...

OK. i just got my Shure E2c's in the mail today. NOW I NEED MY BLACK SLEEVES! count me in!!! hurry up, looking at them is depressing. 2 pairs of SMALL BLACK, 1 pair of MEDIUM BLACK.

Quote: Originally Posted by chumley Keep your iPod Shuffle, run nothing less than 320AAC, (forget ITMS altogether), and get either ER4Ps or, for use with any home or portable source, UE-5c's... The Muvo is a POS. Cnet is a well-known, infamous septic tank of disinformation when it...