[jilgiljongiljing]

Mind you the A700's are huge. They are not practical as portable headphones or even ones that you can carry around with you, since they take a lot of luggage space.

So you might want to look at the ES7 if you need portability.

 

[coredump]

When you say, "for on the go" you probably don't want the A700.

 

[warubozu]

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Originally Posted by the rev /img/forum/go_quote.gif damn, i love the style of the ad700's because the a700's just look ugly to me and i want a good looking pair of cans for under 150$ for on the go, that doesn't need to be amped :[ hard to come by huh?

The A700 isn't that bad looking and yeah the AT cans are rather huge, not exactly ideal for on the go use.

 

[coredump]

I think the AD700 could be in an ugly contest but the A700 look nice. Of course I don't care too much about looks.

 

[d-cee]

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Originally Posted by coredump /img/forum/go_quote.gif I think the AD700 could be in an ugly contest but the A700 look nice. Of course I don't care too much about looks.

AD700 look much better in the flesh

 

[Speedemonv12]

Just another warning, the a700's are some of the largest headphones that I have ever seen. You will not be able to fit them in a bag without the fear of them breaking. They don't seem like they are the sturdiest of headphones... Other than that, they sound absolutely amazing!!

 

[peteham]

For what it's worth, I love my A700s. Unbeatable for the price.

 

[tumama]

Can someone post some photos to compare the AT 700 to other objects, for example a mouse, keyboard, a ruler, ...

 

[d-cee]

Quote:

Originally Posted by tumama /img/forum/go_quote.gif Can someone post some photos to compare the AT 700 to other objects, for example a mouse, keyboard, a ruler, ...

I don't own them any more, but these are photos I took in the past next to Alessandro MS-1 and Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro:



hope this helps...