Is it just me or is the stock cable too stiff, resulting in noise making its way into the headphone? Try tapping it on a surface. Wonder if there are any replacements that reduce this issue....

Tried them a bit more while I could, working on creating voice recordings. 50% Windows microphone, 100% audeze microphone works best. Tried recording via aux into my note 4 and had better results. Volume across the board is better with less dropouts. Plosives are moderate to severe (PC and...

Lazy copy/paste from the other thread. Going to bed in a few mins....here's a quick post that'll ramble a bit. Tried them for the afternoon (music, movies, games all via USB to PC). Sound for a closed headphone is great. No issues with the amp being warm. Hiss is minimal and probably average...

Going to bed in a few mins....here's a quick post that'll ramble a bit. Tried them for the afternoon (music, movies, games all via USB to PC). Sound for a closed headphone is great. No issues with the amp being warm. Hiss is minimal and probably average for Mobius. As others have complained...

Canada. DHL should be delivering today. #11xx

Cleared Canadian Customs- paid duties. Should be here middle of this week.

Canada. Nothing yet.

#12xx New Brunswick. No email yet....hoping for early next week with end of week 1 September delivery. :)

Most of those headphones don't have any noise though. LSR305's do exhibit very little hiss, but it never bothered me. Fan noise from the PC tower negates it.

I'm expecting around 3-5 more weeks before I see mine (11xx) in Canada. What matters to me is quality control and packaging, not delivery time. I'm surprised that they were able to adhere to their indiegogo schedule without experiencing huge delays so far. If we get a rushed product, it isn't...

If anyone is not getting their email, check all email folders...should be there.

Got a chance for a quick reply. Any of the three headphones mentioned require a decent amp/dac. DT1990 with A pads is a good choice, if you can get them less than $400 USD. Otherwise, the HD600. I personally use the 650 for listening, 600 for mixing. 1990 was never comfortable, so I had to...

On the grain topic.. Yes, both 600 and 650 have grain (mids and treble). Not excessive. In a way, it helps make the sound less artificial to my ears. DT880/990/1990 and HD800 have less grain. From what I hear, the 660 sounds like a great headphone for me, but I don't want to pay >$500 CAD for...

Have a second to post....might not be too coherent.... The 1990 is a great headphone overall. Not keeping them any longer though. The ~8k treble peak is mildly fatiguing, but not as much as the 880/990 was. This, combined with the circular pads create hotspots on my ears. Comfort is a 6.5/10...

Weird, same opinion here too.

Both are great. I'd almost go so far to recommend having both if you can do it financially. If I could pick only one, it'd be the 650.

The 600's soundstage is a tad smaller, if it is at all. However, the accuracy within the soundstage is better on the HD600's.

If it means anything, zeospantera said on reddit and youtube comments that the SMSL is better. Not many people had both to try out, so I'd take his word. I own it. It's transparent enough on the cheap.    For the price, it's great.

Couldn't get Jammit to work with it.

Second this. Bought my HD800's for $695. The unit is roughly 8 months old.

Hi. Not sure if this is the correct place, but here goes...   My setup:   -Midi Controller to PC via USB.  -SMSL SD793ii external headphone DAC/AMP- fed to HD800's. -Old M-Audio Fast Track USB (headphone output jack failure, therefore removed from my chain)   I'm trying to get multiple...

IIRC, these. http://www.amazon.ca/Brainwavz-Replacement-Memory-Foam-Earpads/dp/B00MFDT894/ref=sr_1_9?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1451861630&sr=1-9   Friend of mine had them on his. They sound better overall than the velours, which I bought and sold for someone else to put on their x2's (which...

To chip in. They are a great sub $100 closed headphone, when paired with HM5 leather pads. I tried velour HM5's and they aren't as good overall. Too much upper mids/treble (to the point of being sibilant).   Leathers turn the headphone into a monster for the <$125 market. 

Probably a few hundred bucks.    I just bought a used HD800 for $1k CAD. They can be found pretty cheap on the used market. Now the wait..

Even though I like the X2 more, the HD600 is like a childhood toy. You just can't let it go. It has an older charm about it, that can't be found today.   Basically, the HD600 sounds like it's from the late 90's. That's not a bad thing.