[preproman]

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Just saying what? Your deaf.

No you are.  WTH?

 

[jibzilla]

  No you are.  WTH?

 

[Makiah S]

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My bad I didn't see the "a" in front of the d2k the first time I read it. If you do like the d2k over the 7k and 600 more power to ya but I think you are one of the few. As for audio technica I can't really speak to their headphones. I have only tried 2, the m-50 and the w5000 and I wasn't a big fan.

what did u not like about the w5k? 

 

[preproman]

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My bad I didn't see the "a" in front of the d2k the first time I read it. If you do like the d2k over the 7k and 600 more power to ya but I think you are one of the few. As for audio technica I can't really speak to their headphones. I have only tried 2, the m-50 and the w5000 and I wasn't a big fan.

 
I was wondering why you said that... 
 
Yeah - the AD2Ks are voiced different than those.

 

[Makiah S]

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I was wondering why you said that... 
 
Yeah - the AD2Ks are voiced different than those.

Nice a different rig for each of you cans, lol I'm soon to be on that path my self lol. 
 
is the AD2k an Audio Technica Can :O I attempted to search  for it but got now where 

 

[preproman]

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Nice a different rig for each of you cans, lol I'm soon to be on that path my self lol. 
 
is the AD2k an Audio Technica Can :O I attempted to search  for it but got now where 

Yes:
 
Audio Technica ATH-AD2000

 

[Makiah S]

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Yes:
 
Audio Technica ATH-AD2000

-.- why bring up an open back ATH can in a thread about the Closed Bass Heavy Th 600 lol. Granted I like open backs more than closed my self but I wouldn't use the TH 600 with the same genres as I would the ATH AD2k
 
Although :O, I do love my w1000x. I ought to try the open back ATHs... but nah they could never compete with the Byer Dt 880s comfort and ease of use! [not to mention durability] But I'm sure in sound they are about even 

 

[MadMoxxi]

I really loved the TH600.  If I had a grand to blow on a new headphone, it would definitely be the TH600.

 

[DragonOwen]

The space became amazing with LA ANGLE pads on my TH-600, just WOW 

, this pads really worth they money for me 

 

[MadMoxxi]

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The space became amazing with LA ANGLE pads on my TH-600, just WOW 

, this pads really worth they money for me 

 
What are the benefits? 

 

[DragonOwen]

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What are the benefits? 

As I said, mainly it's expansion of space and more precise positioning of the imaginary sound sources therein... as a side benefit is a little more controlled bass with a little bit more midbass compared to stock pads, also there is little less sibilance with LA pads... but again, the main benefit is expansion of space.

 

[Makiah S]

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As I said, mainly it's expansion of space and more precise positioning of the imaginary sound sources therein... as a side benefit is a little more controlled bass with a little bit more midbass compared to stock pads, also there is little less sibilance with LA pads... but again, the main benefit is expansion of space.

nice how much where the LA Pads

 

[DragonOwen]

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nice how much where the LA Pads

My friend that lives in my city bought two pairs, to split delivery cost, in sum he asked from me about 125$ for my pair... as I understand the pads itself (whithout delivery and PayPal comissions) is cost 99$: http://www.lawtonaudio.com/page68.html

 

[Makiah S]

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My friend that lives in my city bought two pairs, to split delivery cost, in sum he asked from me about 125$ for my pair... as I understand the pads itself (whithout delivery and PayPal comissions) is cost 99$: http://www.lawtonaudio.com/page68.html

Not bad, they costed as much as my L3000 pads 

 

[kcee]

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I really loved the TH600.  If I had a grand to blow on a new headphone, it would definitely be the TH600.

They are regularly going for a little over 800 new, and a little less than that used. If you can find one used.