[TsKen]

Hi I've bought the M50 in the past due to it's popularity and while it did sound amazing and all I just could NOT stand the comfort. Maybe it's because I have a big head and small ears but even after replacing the pads with the shure 840 pads the comfort improved a bit but it is extremely uncomfortable after 20minutes+ long of prolonged use.
 
I've also gotten the  Panasonic RP-HTF600 headphones which were AMAZING in comfort but the sound is not so great compare to the M50.
 
 
 
Any suggestion for the MOST comfortable headphones that I can wear for hours? My #1 priority is comfort, if i can't wear the headphones for more than 20 minutes they are basically useless to me.

 

[TMRaven]

If you're going all-out comfort, I can't see the AD700 being beaten.  However you might not want an open headphone or bass-light headphone..

 

[TsKen]

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If you're going all-out comfort, I can't see the AD700 being beaten.  However you might not want an open headphone or bass-light headphone..

Thanks for the response.
 
I mainly want a headphone that I can use when I am around no one else so the headphone being open is no big deal to me.
 
I am currently using a Fiio 6 Amp for my headphone, will that maybe increase the bass and balance it out?

 

[TMRaven]

I'm not sure really.  It all really depends on what you thought of the M50's bass.  If you thought it had a very good balance and couldn't see yourself going with less bass, then maybe the AD700 isn't for you. 
 
I will say the AD700 has more bass than people give it credit for, however it doesn't reach too down low or doesn't hit that hard.

 

[njunk]

Depending on your musical taste, I'd recommend the CALs (Creative Aurvana Live). Fantastic "fun" sounding headphone with unbelievable comfort. I've literally slept with them on.

 

[Trunks159]

I'd recommend the Sony mdr ma900. Its the most comfortable headphone in the world!