I can't put into words how much I love the Edition 8, my favorite closed headphones.

Ultrasone sound signature has always been my thing, and these edition 8 IMO are Ultrasone at it's best.

I have gone up and down the Ultrasone lineup as I love them, and this is the winner.

These are for people who listen to music for enjoyment, who like non-fatiguing sound that is presented in an extremely fun but detailed sound. They are the definition of fun if you are looking for that in a high end package.

They have the best imaging of any closed back I have tried, the sound localizes itself so well within the soundstage.

They are not the ultimate statement in resolution and detail but they have plenty of both.

If you love EDM, buy these, now. Every headphone I have tried in the past decade falls short of the glory of this headphone for electronic. These are fun headphones, they are not TOTL resolving monsters. For instance, Focal Clear MG resolves detail noticeably better and has more resolution and texture. Just know what these are if you're buying them and you're golden.

You can go up the path of more and more expensive headphones, you could find headphones with better resolution, but I think you will perhaps also come to the conclusion I have that these Edition 8 are special, absolutely addictive cans.

Endgame closed for me.

(And yes, I love the edition 8 so much I couldn't help myself but buy a second of them - Carbon And Ruthenium).

I can't put into words how much I love the Edition 8, my favorite closed headphones.

Ultrasone sound signature has always been my thing, and these edition 8 IMO are Ultrasone at it's best.

I have gone up and down the Ultrasone lineup as I love them, and this is the winner.

These are for people who listen to music for enjoyment, who like non-fatiguing sound that is presented in an extremely fun but detailed sound. They are the definition of fun if you are looking for that in a high end package.

They have the best imaging of any closed back I have tried, the sound localizes itself so well within the soundstage.

They are not the ultimate statement in resolution and detail but they have plenty of both.

If you love EDM, buy these, now. Every headphone I have tried in the past decade falls short of the glory of this headphone for electronic. These are fun headphones, they are not TOTL resolving monsters. For instance, Focal Clear MG resolves detail noticeably better and has more resolution and texture. Just know what these are if you're buying them and you're golden.

You can go up the path of more and more expensive headphones, you could find headphones with better resolution, but I think you will perhaps also come to the conclusion I have that these Edition 8 are special, absolutely addictive cans.

Endgame closed for me.

(And yes, I love the edition 8 so much I couldn't help myself but buy a second of them - Carbon And Ruthenium).

This would be a good all rounder recommendation for anyone, new or old.

They sound full, warm but energetic, and they do a great job balancing of all aspects of sound.

They lack in terms of soundstage size, everything sounds a bit close.

They are priced to be extremely competitive at the $150 level.

The main difficulty these run into is the existence of the HD600 and HD6XX, though it can in either case, be an addition.

The HD600 is a little more resolving and has a better less closed in soundstage. Mids are better on it as well. They beat these (slightly) in overall resolution, detail, clarity, and soundstage. It's not a big difference, but they get more detail and resolution. Overall sound sig is very similar.

The HD6XX will appeal more for those who love its more warm and rich tone. The HD6XX was not my cup of tea as I like a little more treble, but some people obviously love those.

I think for a $150 all rounder, you are doing extremely well with the 58X and would urge anyone to try them without hesitation. The major benefit also with these is they are plug and play. You do not need an expensive amplifier, they sound great from a Macbook.

Again - the main problem they run into is the greatness of the HD600 for a little more money. Take those out of the equation and these are a no brainer. They also get close to those, but not quite as resolving.

There are certainly better headphones that resolve more (at higher or much higher prices), but these are good especially considering the aggressive price. It's a headphone that sounds good (not excellent), and suits general use with music, gaming, watching youtube.

I'd recommend over virtually any other open back at current used prices around $120 and to anyone looking to get a great do it all headphone.

I'm more like 4.0 as SQ, but with the price of these, 4.5.

They provide excellent value at this price point and are very enjoyable headphones.

There's not much for me to say about these as they are perfect headphones that deserve to be in everyone's collection.

The HD600 is a legendary headphone and rightfully so.

When listening, you will hear a full track portrayed with excellent detail, with great resolution.

They sound they produce is out of their price level, sounding multiple times their price and the midrange is simply benchmark.

The timbre is fantastic, vocals sound totally natural without any weird colorations.

They are clean and clear. Bass is punchy, midrange is just right, treble is detailed and fast.

I'll let the more experienced reviewers give you dirty details, but let me just state that these are a masterpiece headphone which deserve all of the praise they get and will continue to get.

They just sound right. Masterful headphones.

If you are the type of person that just wants one do-it-all headphone around $250, grab these and enjoy most of what this hobby has to offer.

Plus, how could you not dig this kitchen counter appeal?

These are great cans with a potent and emphasized warm low end and sparkly highs.

They are crisp sounding despite the very large bass presence.

They are very dynamic/impactful in their bass presentation.

They have a somewhat open sound considering they are closed back. There are vents on the cups and perhaps that contributes to this more open sound profile.

These are for people who are looking for a comfortable and fun bass emphasized can with an energetic and fun sound.

Just keep in mind they are colored, these have a boosted but tasteful bass. They are not the most resolving headphones and have a mid-fi sound quality but they are fun.

I would absolutely recommend these at their price, just be ready for some rather heavy/slamming bass and know they are very colored in a fun way. This is a really great basshead can - which can be difficult to find.

***Pro tip - Do not try to eat the ear pads. They are not actually marshmallows.

The Pro 900 is special. It's the bass, which goes very deep, very low, and sounds powerful. This headphone also has some good impact, slamming nice and hard on electro house tracks. The bass goes deep, but it doesn't sound overly uncontrolled or boomy.

Okay, so it has great bass. What else?

These also have great detail. If you've never heard Ultrasones before, it's a safe bet you will hear things in your music you haven't heard before with their extended highs and very clear sound.

Now the mids. They are recessed. Even though this is true, it is obvious... If you're going to boost the low end and the high end, the middle part is going to sound less "boosted". The mids are still detailed, just not emphasized much in the overall sound signature. That's okay. You don't need very forward mids with EDM.

They are great with anything modern. Pop music, dance music, hip hop, anything with a modern beat which can take advantage of the bass of these headphones.

These are very comfortable. As the pads break in, they soften. The pad on top is very comfortable as well. I can wear them for hours with no problems at all. I actually love their design. Furthermore, these are built like tanks. You'd have to try really hard to damage these.

These have nice imaging when you get them positioned right. You can hear sounds from lower left, upper right, etc. It's a very interesting experience and something I have found the Ultrasones to excel at versus other brands I have tried.

For the low price point that these now sell at, it's hard to find a much better choice. Its sub bass is powerful and it adds a very fun bottom end to EDM music. Good sub bass is hard to find in a headphone, but the D2000 excels in this area.

In addition, they present music in a large but natural soundstage.

They are detailed and perform well un-amped! If you do not have a separate DAC/AMP unit, these still sound good. I enjoy playing them straight out of my macbook, with itunes or watching youtube with them, although I own equipment I can use to make them better.

One very nice upgrade is the Alpha pads, they bring comfort to a maximum, improve the soundstage, and overall just work very well with the D2000. Go for them if you can.

A few cons. The cord is rather long and annoying. The highs are can be harsh at louder volumes. There is some harshness and grain in the treble.

If you listen at low-medium levels, they should not become too problematic unless you are particularly sensitive to treble.

Again, my review probably doesn't add much to the available reviews, but I have to say these are nice headphones for the price.