I found this on the headphone subreddit: http://imgur.com/a/E9NRk. I just got regular M50s for Christmas, and now Audio Technica finally gives their M50s removable cables. T_T

just found this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sennheiser-Orpheus-HE-90-Headphones-with-HEV-90-Amplifier-/251408682103?pt=US_Headphones&hash=item3a89200c77

Has anyone heard of these headphones before? apparently they're completely 3d printed aside from the electrical parts and the ear pads, and they take 13 hours and 30 minutes to fully 3d print, hence their name. I'm interested in modeling my own 3d printed headphones, but I want to know if it is...

This is just a quick question, I don't plan I making these anytime soon as I am a complete newbie to the audiophile world, but what would it take and what would the cost be to 3D print headphones that look like the ones in my profile picture and then further put decent drivers, ear...

So I am brand new to the audiophile community and buying headphones. I've been doing some research on good headphones, and what I know so far is that Beats, Bose, Skullcandy, and Monster are bad brands for sound quality. I've seen many people online that recommend the ATH M50s as good entry...