one of the three:   Jethro Tull - Aqualung   Jethro Tull - Crossed eye Mary   Shuggie Otis - Aht uh mi hed (out of my head)   (i thought it would be easy to settle for one... after three i still have many more i'd like to post...)

  here it is with my pro80s for reference. i made a base from slate, but i find the aluminum looks nicer.      stunning :)

so a friend gave me this equipment, told me that it's broken (which it is, only one channel's working).    i'm guessing it's an amp, why else would it have an in and an out. the circuit consists of a 1uF cap and a resistor. the common or ground is not connected to anything (unless it has...

not nearly as impressive as most other contributions, but here's my stand. the materials cost me around $5, and it took me roughly 4 hours to finish. oak, stainless and aluminum. now, if i could only get some nice headphones to hang...       

They change quite a bit after burning in. they open up a lot and become very clear and balanced (bass, mid's and hi's even out).    they've played about 150 hours now, and the change is significant. even after around 25-30 hours i noticed a difference. i play them unamplified. from what i've...

i was in the same situation two weeks ago.   was recommended to go either CAL! or takstar t/s pro 80... went for the takstar...    got them and unpacked them today (just a couple of hours ago), i don't want to stop listening to them!   i got them for $75, best $75 i've ever spent on...

Quote:   Quote:   thanks for the quick reply guys.  i can't seem to find any reviews of the takstar (apart from some japanese site). i can get them both for roughly the same price (74usd for cal! and 76usd for takstar).   from what i can tell from golden ears review (complete...

hey guys.    so i've got roughly $75 (us) to blow on some good head phones.  background: sony mdr-v100 on ear, and my in-ear noname $18 phones.  i love music, mostly listen to funk, soul, rock (60's 70's), blues, some jazz, dubstep, rap, hipster... well anything really.  mostly...