It might also be because of the burn in time that it sounds better. New drivers tend to be harsh sounding.

Yes. So far the only mSata that I found usable is the Samsung original one. 

Hey guys, finally got it to play actual DSD files with an android phone! Have a look. The app I'm using is called Hiby. 

If you want a real accurate one I think the Etymotic ER4S will be the one for you. 

I think you mean the bravo ocean right? I've tried that with T90 before, makes it sound well balanced and warm.

I think it should suit this song just fine, it picks up piano notes well.

If you want it to sound more natural, I'd suggest JH 16. They're less coloured in a sense, compared to the SE846. Both do have a slight boost in the lower frequencies though.

Thanks, I'll go check it out.

So far has there been any headphones known for suitable playing dubstep?

I'm using Poweramp app (downloaded from google play) to access the files and I'm using the stock micro usb to micro usb. I think you have to select the correct OS on the FLOW. Either that or MAYBE Nexus might not be compatible. Is your mSATA Samsung brand? 

It works! I guess only the Samsung mSATA is compatible with the FLOW so far, and I am loving it! There is a significant change in sound quality, I can't quite explain it yet but it seems more smooth? I paired it up with my Samsung Note 2 to play the songs in the mSATA disk. The disk size is 64...

  It turns out the size doesn't matter because the mSATA doesn't seem to be compatible. I've read the manual and it seems they mentioned a Samsung branded mSATA should work. I'll update when I've tested that out. 

Hi guys! I've finally purchased an Aurender FLOW with an mSATA disk. Once I've tested it out I'll share some feedback.

If you're interested, try checking out the Bravo Ocean tube amp. It's got good reviews.

I think you could go search for the Shure SE112. 

Hi! I just joined yesterday and finding a lot of stuff to talk about. Nice place.

Yeah you're right, I've tried the SZ2000 before. It sounds mediocre without an amp, but with an amp added : 

In terms of power, I'd say the M8 has more range of headphones to cover but the X5 will give you more convenience since it is a player. If you're using the Audeze I would suggest the M8.

I've tried them with BA earphones, they work like magic! I feels as though it removed a layer of blurness from the earphones.

If you're planning to go bluetooth, is it for sports? If I had to choose from your list then the best for that will be jabra revo in my opinion.

Holy! That JVC is really catching my eye.

If you're using the HD280 then the bass in DT770 will feel less but it will be cleaner sounding and more accurate. In a sense, the DT770 is considered quite neutral in it's range of products in my opinion.

I second that, the T90 does provide really clean and clear sound. 

I think the T1 is a good idea but your amp has the be able to handle 600ohm.

I believe it is the amp that is causing the issues because the E6 is not really compatible with 80ohm headphones.