Up to 350GBP For: . Clarity . Precision . Natural, neutral sound . Good imaging and soundstaging . Low listener fatigue For listening to acoustic sound: . Piano . Cello . Human voice It's for very quiet low volume listening (but I guess I could EQ the bass if need be). To be used direct with...

I'd love to read everyone (whose heard these 3)'s opinions on how they compare? My preference is for an experience that is: . Without amping . For listening to (and appreciating) vocal talent and acoustic music . Sibilance free smooooooth treble . Honest and real (whatever that may be?)...

Which in ear monitors (less than £300) give: Massive isolation Transparency Good resolution A soft treble Minimum fatigue Warm sounding (not bright and sharp) Thank you

Which closed back headphones (less than £300) give: Transparency Resolution Soft treble Minimum fatigue 'Warm and cuddly' sound as opposed to 'harsh and spiky'! Thank you

Out of the 3 Shure's in the title: Which is the warmest sounding with the softest treble? Thank you

My belief is that I need IEM's that have: High isolation (minimum 35dB attenuation) Warm sound with a soft treble Highly transparent Good resolution To be used direct from iPod/TV Maximum budget £375 My hearing now has no dynamic range. I am unable to tolerate sudden increases in volume...

I have been diagnosed with Acoustic Shock Disorder and have severe Hyperacusis. If anyone unfortunately has hyperacusis also; please can you tell me if you have managed to find a headphone that is tolerable to listen to. I'm personally thinking: Closed back Highly transparent Good resolution...

How do these 3 headphones seem to respond to the challenge of: Portray convincingly real female voice and piano? Warm with a soft treble? Shure SRH1540 Shure SRH940 Beyer DT 770 250 ohm Please suggest any other headphones that might be better suited for the: Low volume needed playing...

Budget less than £375 For very low volume level listening. Direct from iPod Closed back for moderate isolation Soft treble Would prefer neutral signature (but maybe U or V shaped FR would improve the sound at such low volumes?) Highly transparent Great resolution Any suggestions please?

HP choice criteria Budget: Up to Shure SRH1540 Program material: Voice and acoustic strings Isolation: Moderately good Design: Closed Comfort: High Accuracy: Would prefer honest and uncolored Playback volume: Needs to be very very low indeed Treble harshness and stridency: None (if...

Very interested to read your opinions on headphones or in-ears suited to low volume listening (as I have an intolerance to sound):-   Using an iPod Nano Gen 6 with no amplification.   For playback of vocals and acoustic music.   Fantastic clarity would probably be the most important...

Very interested to read your opinions on headphones or in-ears suited to low volume listening (as I have an intolerance to sound):-   Using an iPod Nano Gen 6 with no amplification.   For playback of vocals and acoustic music.   Fantastic clarity would probably be the most important...

Very interested to read your opinions on headphones or in-ears suited to low volume listening (as I have severe Hyperacusis):-   Using an iPod Nano Gen 6 with no amplification.   For playback of vocals and acoustic music.   Fantastic clarity would probably be the most important attribute...

Hello and "Happy Holidays" to everyone!   I would love to read some opinions on these headphones:   Shure SRH940, SRH1540 and the Beyer DT770 250 Ohm   I will be listening to voice and acoustic music: e.g.:   J.S.Bach Peter Gabriel Lyle Lovett Joni Mitchell Elton John Shawn Colvin...