[kookajamo]

I'm thinking of buying either the AHD 2000 or 5000 for my new portable cans and was wondering what people thought of the idea and whether the 5000 is worth the extra cash!

 

[Origin89]

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I might rethink my amp choice for the D5000's..
What is the most bass-heavy amp I can get for it to pair up with the MSII?

 
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Digizoid ZO 2.3
 
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Word. You really can't find better bass extension for the price. The ZO has 32 bass levels to choose from. 

 

[Taowolf51]

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I'm thinking of buying either the AHD 2000 or 5000 for my new portable cans and was wondering what people thought of the idea and whether the 5000 is worth the extra cash!

 
They're not the best portable cans to be honest.
How much extra cash for the D5000s?

 

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I would just get the D2000 and later buy the D7000 cable and wooden cups.
 

 

[MIKELAP]

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I'm thinking of buying either the AHD 2000 or 5000 for my new portable cans and was wondering what people thought of the idea and whether the 5000 is worth the extra cash!

i own the d-5000 and they are not really portable they are more of a desktop type reason is that they are not really tight on the head and i have the lawton pads on which are thicker

 

[kookajamo]

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i own the d-5000 and they are not really portable they are more of a desktop type reason is that they are not really tight on the head and i have the lawton pads on which are thicker

Okay thanks for the info, I'm trying to make sure I get a nice portable pair and I try to read all the reviews on Amazon and what not but I really have no idea what makes headphones portable other then no leakage ect (As in like what in the specs makes them portable or not when listed by the manufacturer). 
 
I have a $1000 budget, any recommendations on something portable with nice bass? I was looking at the http://www.amazon.com/Ultrasone-PRO-900-Professional-Headphones/dp/B001F00F0E  . I posted in that apprecation thread with some questions, thought I'd update here as well. 

 

[MIKELAP]

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Okay thanks for the info, I'm trying to make sure I get a nice portable pair and I try to read all the reviews on Amazon and what not but I really have no idea what makes headphones portable other then no leakage ect (As in like what in the specs makes them portable or not when listed by the manufacturer). 
 
I have a $1000 budget, any recommendations on something portable with nice bass? I was looking at the http://www.amazon.com/Ultrasone-PRO-900-Professional-Headphones/dp/B001F00F0E  . I posted in that apprecation thread with some questions, thought I'd update here as well. 

i guess you have to look at the size of the headphone i gather that portable phones have smaller ear pads i guess your stuck like me you have to rely on what others say and if you ear the same thing regularly then it must be true but it doesnt replace listening to them altough not all the brands are available for a listen thats the problem.

 

[mrAdrian]

$1000 on a portable setup is a lot. Is it $1k on the headphone alone, or is it the whole system?

 

[BRicci]

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Word. You really can't find better bass extension for the price. The ZO has 32 bass levels to choose from. 

 
I was thinking more along the lines of a desktop amplifier that has analog inputs so I can use it with the music streamer II.

 

[preproman]

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Okay thanks for the info, I'm trying to make sure I get a nice portable pair and I try to read all the reviews on Amazon and what not but I really have no idea what makes headphones portable other then no leakage ect (As in like what in the specs makes them portable or not when listed by the manufacturer). 
 
I have a $1000 budget, any recommendations on something portable with nice bass? I was looking at the http://www.amazon.com/Ultrasone-PRO-900-Professional-Headphones/dp/B001F00F0E  . I posted in that apprecation thread with some questions, thought I'd update here as well. 

 
 
Have you tried the Ultrasone Sig Pro.  You can get it vary close to 1K
 
 

 

[jamess71]

With all the talk of the Digi ZO I had to try it. I love bass and use a millet hybrid. Sounds really good just could use a little bump in the bass department. I ordered on Wednesday so should be here any time.....
 

 

[Origin89]

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I was thinking more along the lines of a desktop amplifier that has analog inputs so I can use it with the music streamer II.

 
 
Ah, I couldn't help you there. I don't have any experience with desktop amps.

 

[336881]

I would just get the D2000 and later buy the D7000 cable and wooden cups.
 

 
The wooden cups from a d7000 will not fit the d2000.

 

[mrAdrian]

requires a little bit of work I remember, search for a video guide

 

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The wooden cups from a d7000 will not fit the d2000.

I know that you would have to mod them.