I never thought that I had large ears,so I hereby declare I don't! Elear cups are small and not very comfortable for me. Gosh I feel better now but maybe my nose is growing?

I have Elears, work great for the wide range of jazz I listen to. Maybe not so much for classical where I prefer more open laid back sound. So I bought a pair of HD800s. Now that's a killer combo that covers a lot of bases! One size doesn't fit all...

I'm an Elear fan, but not without the HD 800s to compliment it. Dynamic vs more laid back and open. I don't think one pair of hp can cover all the bases.

I took some time last night to listen to other binaural recordings. There is some really exciting music out there! This album may not be to my taste, but it hardly reflects the technology as a whole. With that I'll let the sleeping dog lie....

But I paid $18.00 for the best seat in the house, not the seat inside the drum kit.

Let me regroup on this. I have no argument against the artists or their presentation. As a matter of fact I've waited a long time for something new from Whitfield. What I'm reacting to is what I am hearing from the recording, and that is 6 minutes of torture on the first cut (and other cuts)...

Sucks! Natural? Oh Rudy where are you when we need you?

I'm using Black Dragons. They smooth out the high end for my old sensitive ears. Lots of detail, but there is nothing wrong with the stock cable. Stock cable may be heavy, the Dragon is stiff and has coil memory. Save your money...

Thanks!

It's probably been asked before many times, but I can't find a hard and fast answer from somewone with hands on experience. Will the WA6 power Elears?

Correct, open back

I received a Black Dragon cable yesterday. Right out of the box (ziplock) it smoothed out the higher frequencies. To my ears it's just what I was looking for. That leaves the sound stage issue. I appreciate the Audeze suggestions! Any other non Sennheiser suggestions? Thanks

So here's the deal: I have a pair of Elears paired with Simaudio 430HAD, and am looking for another hp to fill some gaps. I really like this setup for much of the music I listen to (75% jazz and 25% classical) but it doesn't cut bait for all. Criteria: >$900 <$2500 USD Better soundstage -...

Encouraging in terms of customer support and ease of repair!

Question: how does the X sound with poorly recorded music? I have a pretty extensive collection of ripped Jazz, some from the 40's, 50's and 60's. Great music but not engineered or recorded to today's standards. Well recorded music sounds great on high end equipment (430HAD and Elears). How...

Thanks for all the banter, very helpful! My wife is complaining about noise leakage from my open back Elears. Will the Aeons provide reasonable noise isolation for her comfort, sanity, and overall wellbeing? Actually, forget the wife part, I'm interested in noise isolation in a non TV living...

I have been considering LCD3's, but the new cable looks cheap and without a balanced connector, it could be a deal breaker. How is the sound?

Damage is already done. Moon 430HAD and Elears. Nice listening experience! Looks like Mt Hood in the background?

Hi, I'm new. I enjoy my music, and have found that listening with headphones is a good way to go. Pete