[Nitpick]

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Originally Posted by DevilDog /img/forum/go_quote.gif Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon and Sennheiser HD650s!

DSOM? which version hehe. That seems like a good combo being, Ambient album with open sounding cans, may have to use the ksc-75s with this one.

 

[Nitpick]

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Originally Posted by jwilldermood /img/forum/go_quote.gif Some of my recent favorites: The Mars Volta- Meccamputechture Thom Yorke- The Eraser Daniel Lanois- Belladonna Depeche Mode- Violator(SACD) BT- This Binary Universe Ry Cooder&Ali Farke Toure- Talking Timbuktu If you can stand her anything by Bjork Oh, I forgot...All enjoyed on the K271S

Was TMV's Amputecture any good? Mixed reviews prevent me from buying even tho i loved Deloused and Francis The Mute so much.

 

[TestSpecimen]

Thom Yorke - Eraser
Freak Power - Drive Thru Booty

Both with Shure E500

 

[uraflit]

The Matrix OST(s) with a AKG K81dj and pa2v2 on a MuVo V100 with bass boost and EQ'ed on the lower end.

seems just like the movies! ehehehehe

 

[Rav]

Eric Clapton Unplugged + HF-1 =

(can also be substitued for Jeff Wayne's Musical version of The War of the Worlds for a similar result)

 

[Contrastique]

Air with the album Talkie Walkie on the Proline 750!!!!

 

[analog'd]

oh man, i'm listening to "putumayo presents Acoustic Africa" on a pair of ultrasone proline 750s, and i can't get myself to leave for home it sounds so good.

never mind, i'm going!

 

[feh1325]

a day at the races and ms2i

 

[noobie72]

Stevie Ray Vaughan - The Sky Is Crying through Grado SR225s

 

[jrussell6]

Rodrigo Y Gabriella-self titled

and my 325i's, the exceptionally fast guitar work is amazing through the 325's, you can feel everytime gabriella makes a percusive slap on the face of her guitar, and you can tell the two guitars apart perfectly,not only in tone, but in placement, something i have trouble doing on my e500's, you can feel rodrigo's fingers sliding up and down the fretboard. amazing, i mean, really really amazing.

ps, rob zombie ain't so bad with em iether.
for my e500's, i would say that massive attack or godspeed does it for me. godspeed is great to listen to on the bus.

i estimate that massive attack will make the move over to the dt 770's that are on the way.

btw,,, AWESOME THREAD

 

[bloodydoorknob]

Hiroshi Watanabe/Genesis + Shure e500

Acoustic Alchemy/reference point + etymotic er4p

Sublime/Greatest Hits + grado sr225

Mackerras/Schubert Symphonies 8,9 + etymotic er4p

Dorati/Tchaikovsky Symphonies 1-4 + Sennheiser HD580

Stan Getz/Bossas and Ballads + UE triple-fi pro

 

[loquito316]

Jimi Hendrix - Jimi Hendrix Experience on my Super.fi 5 pro's...

if you see a guy wearing super.fi 5 pro's on the NYC subway tapping his foot and bobbing his head, it's probably me listening to this fantastic combination.

 

[Quint]

Most everything goes well with my R10s, but here are some of my faves:

Dark Side of the Moon
REM: Murmur
Roxy Music: Avalon
Jimi Hendrix: Electric Ladyland
Fleetwood Mac: Tusk

All are very detailed, well produced albums, which plays to one of the strong suits of the R10s.

 

[Minarets]

K81 DJs

just got them 2 weeks ago, and just had a 9 hr drive to Myrtle Beach for a golf trip last week and got a lot of good use....the top 3 albums that sounded fabulous on my phones were as follows:

Dave Matthews Band - Before These Crowded Streets
John Legend - Once Again
John Butler Trio - Grand National

 

[mulveling]

There are lots of albums I love with the L3000/SDS, but these two seem to make for a particularly perfect matchup with that combo:

Tommy, The Who
The Immaculate Collection, Madonna

Edit: Also, The Broadsword and the Beast, Jethro Tull