i prefer headphones that feel exactly like a full size aviation headset. large padded ear cups. designed for hours of continuous use. solid build. snug fit, so if i look down at my feet they don't slide off the front of my jean luc picard shaped noggin.

awesome find. very inclusive information resource of headphones manufactured up to the year 2000. parent directory here for all manufacturers including the one nofarewell found: http://20cheaddatebase.web.fc2.com/list.html whoever did this site even went to the trouble of including pdf scans...

i'd been looking for a stereo headset to meet this set of requirements, with the additional requirement of durability/serviceability, for over a decade. for a final solution, i built my own.   also, i have the m-100/boompro combo with extra large cushions, which i like alot, and is probably...

a report on the "anyone-ever-listened-to-the-original-sony-mdr-cd900-from-the-80s" thread with the old MDR-CD900 and the MDR-CD900ST headphones in juxtaposition would have been interesting, had anyone produced one.   my favorite sounding headphones, ever, ever, are the discontinued sony...

i used sony mdr7506 drivers in my home built iphone stereo headset (see avatar). 40mm drivers. frequency response is 10-20kHz. impedance is 63 Ohms. sensitivity is 106 dB/W/m. power handling is 1000mW. easy to find for cheap used on ebay, sometimes as low as $20. easy to find new find new...

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i'm not able to edit profile picture and upload photos. i see we are directed to read our "welcome PM". is there a link to this "welcome PM"? at first i was assuming that it may have been an email but i have searched through my email and not been able to find anything like this. searching...

http://www.sleepphones.com/ not something i'd ever consider purchasing, but may be a suitable solution for some individuals. says they're available in wired and bluetooth. looks like it's just a washable headband with speaker pads that tuck into the headband (not an IEM).

i had a pair of crossfade lp's that seemed pretty tough before they got stolen. and i have a pair of the m-100's which btw do sound better. had mixed feeling about the m-100's being foldable. haven't had any problem with them, but i have been careful with them and haven't really used them...

i have a pair of gk-audio ultraphones that i've been sleeping in most every night for about 12 years. which says alot considering how many other headphones i've had break on me, if not completely crumble to pieces. they have sony 7506 drivers, so they sound fine. despite that they fit really...