[Music Alchemist]

  I recently noticed that headphone I need is have to be euphoric.
TH900 is my most euphoric headphone currently.
I really need a most euphoric headphone ever made ranking table.
Does anyone know the most euphoric headphone ever made? 
Thank you.

 
In the first posts of this thread, on the main review, use your browser to search for "euphonic" and "euphoric" and locate the headphones that are described as such.

 

[Pokemonn]

   
In the first posts of this thread, on the main review, use your browser to search for "euphonic" and "euphoric" and locate the headphones that are described as such.

Thank you for reply Alchemist! I will try that.

 

[Wildcatsare1]

In the first posts of this thread, on the main review, use your browser to search for "euphonic" and "euphoric" and locate the headphones that are described as such.

The Audeze line would fill the euphonic need as well.

 

[Pokemonn]

Thank you @Wildcatsare1 for info! 

 

[Pokemonn]

now i know 

#4 SONY: MDR-R10 (bass-heavy) is ​

one of most euphonic headphone ever. 
but used MDR-R10 is too expensive for me.
so I did EQed my SR-009 to bass heavy. EQing seems work very fine.
Bass boost digital EQing make sound very euphonic.

 

[catspaw]

Now that I think about it.... Whouldnt is be smart for sennheiser to make the Orpheus again?
With todays improvments in production, its possible the set would be chaper than when originally sold.

 

[GoldfishX]

  Now that I think about it.... Whouldnt is be smart for sennheiser to make the Orpheus again?
With todays improvments in production, its possible the set would be chaper than when originally sold.

You'd think, right? They could even partner with the current makers of electrostatic amps.
 
Ditto for Sony and the R10.

 

[Music Alchemist]

  Now that I think about it.... Whouldnt is be smart for sennheiser to make the Orpheus again?
With todays improvments in production, its possible the set would be chaper than when originally sold.

 
Aside from the rumors of the successor to the Orpheus costing $40,000-50,000...it seems unlikely that Sennheiser would start making the original Orpheus again, much less at a lower price. Plus that could drive down the value of the original units, which sell for over $10,000 for the headphone alone nowadays.

 

[Takeanidea]

 
That's up there for me as well, simply because it's one of few flagships I haven't heard.  I haven't heard the K1000 either though.

 




The K1000 is a must for a listen especially if you like a large soundstage and can cope without cavernous low end

 

[Takeanidea]

Can someone please lend this man an HE1000 ? We need to see what the great Mahler thinks of this in relation to the 009 MDR10 and Orpheus

 

[CandySnake]

I want to buy either a beyerdynamic T1 or T90. How big is the difference?

 

[Music Alchemist]

Can someone please lend this man an HE1000 ? We need to see what the great Mahler thinks of this in relation to the 009 MDR10 and Orpheus

 
For what it's worth, I like the STAX SR-207 and Yamaha HPH-MT220 quite a bit more than the HE1000, with all music.

 

[catspaw]

Im quite curious on David List of how low (according to some people) the STAX 507 lands.
I was expecting it to be at the level of the HE-6, Senn hd800, but above LCD 2 and and beyerdynamic T1.
I know that this list is not to be taken too literally, but still .

 

[Music Alchemist]

  Im quite curious on David List of how low (according to some people) the STAX 507 lands.
I was expecting it to be at the level of the HE-6, Senn hd800, but above LCD 2 and and beyerdynamic T1.
I know that this list is not to be taken too literally, but still .

 
They all have their strengths and weaknesses, which are graciously covered in detail here. Which ones matter the most to you will determine your personal ranking for headphones. Transparency and realism (especially sounding like real instruments) are most important to me, so that's one reason I like the SR-207 more overall than non-electrostatic flagships. A few of its weaknesses are that it doesn't have quite enough bass (but still almost there), it's slightly bright, and it lacks physical impact and weight of texture. EQ may solve some of these problems. However, I found that with my STAX SRM-212 amp, it distorts when I boost the bass substantially with EQ. Probably just needs a stronger amp. Anyway, the SR-507 is ranked 18th in David's review.

 

[Wildcatsare1]

Aside from the rumors of the successor to the Orpheus costing $40,000-50,000...it seems unlikely that Sennheiser would start making the original Orpheus again, much less at a lower price. Plus that could drive down the value of the original units, which sell for over $10,000 for the headphone alone nowadays.

Senenheiser could really care less about resale value on a discontinued item. They are focused on maximizing revenue and profit for their shareholders, if they can make an Orpheous successor, that will profit the company, they will do it.