Hiya, I am looking for a good solution to use when in school, on ear if possible as I prefer the sound (and feel) to in ear models. At home I use a marantz cd6004~fiio e11~denon d2000 I have a portable amp as you can see, so resistance is really not a problem for me. My music tastes are dnb...

Yus, I was thinking about picking up the j$ pads, as they are supposed to make a slight change in the mids. I listen to drum n bass, dance and some dubstep, but also some vocals. Would the hd650's be a decent swap? Plz guys I need advise ;)

Hai everyone, I have had my Denon d2000s' for a few weeks now, and I can say that I am not that happy with them :( I have found that listening to some vocal schtuff, the midds sound quite recessed. I know that a good tube amp can solve this ALTHOUGH!!! Drum and the bass and some dub, sounds FAB...

Alright ;) But, Is there a good DAC/Headamp Under £200 Or would I not need a Headamp for the Denons? Would just a gr8 DAC Be good enough?

I got me some denon D2000, And I NEED Something else instead of listening through the soundcard of my computer. But would the E7 Be A Good Choice for a Dac? Cheers, Alexei 

Also, If you could Recommend any better headphones for me for the price, that would b gr8 :)

I listen to Drum N' Bass, Some Dirty Dubstep, A Bit Of Techno, And Occasionally Some Drumstep. The Ultrasones Have much more Emphasized Bass, But Im Not To Sure About The Treble/Highs :( PLZ HELP!!!!  They Are Both Relatively easy cans to drive, so I would be using a headphone/dac combo...

I was looking at the dacmagic, Its supposed to be very highly rated, but does it live up to that?

Any replies PLZ :(

I have £300 to spend, and a need a good amp and dac combo (or separate doesn't really matter :) I listen to FLAC through my computer, so the quality there is good :) I love my denons, as i listen to a lot of bass heavy music, drum and bass, dubstep and the headphones perform great on more...

Heya guys. I haz £300 to spend on a GOOD amp for the denon ah-D5000. I have a micro CD player that does not have a headphone jack but an audio in. Playin CDs, with an amp connected, with the denons, would I be able to use my headphones? Btw i have a Sony CMT-MX750Ni Cheers, Alexei :D

I currently have this nice little Sony micro hifi system that I purchased for around £300. Now, I need a Headphone amp and DAC for use with this system. It has an audio jack on the front, but when I try to connect my headphones, I can't hear anything. Is this normal? Do I have to connect an amp...

Thanks a lot for all of your answers everyone :) But I'll have to go with the denons d5000 as I have researched them as well, and they are very highly respected :) I also love closed back headphones :) So they would be greatwith the graham slim voyager portable headphone amp :) Thanks again...

Malveaux you are very certain about the denons ;) but how would they compare to the ultasones?

I was thinking about getting the £180 Graham slee voyager portable headphone amp . So that leave £220 for a good headphone. Would the ultasones be a good combo with this amp? Or could you recommend something better, Cheers

I'm looking for some high end headphones UNDER £400 that would not require that expensive high end amping. I was thinking about a portable headphone amp to go with it, but under £400. Also, preferably bassy ;) Cheers, Alexei

Thx guys, but are there any other headphones that you could recommend 4 me?

I listen to drum n bass,Dubstep and techno. I don't have a proper soundcard in my laptop, so I would listen on my iPod touch with a fiio E11 headphone amp. Thx in advance.

I have £400 an I listen to drum n bass,techno and dubstep. I have a super cheap laptop, so I would have to listen to apple lossless on my itouch, with a headphone amp of coarse. So could you guys recommend a good set of headphones and a good portable amp, to both stay under the £400 price range...

I am an avid techno,dance,electronic and drum and bass listener. I have a budget of £400 and I would hope to include a head phone amp with that. Would the HD650s be any good to me? I have heard that to do well they really need a headphone amp. Thx in advance.