[krmathis]

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Originally Posted by pyrokid /img/forum/go_quote.gif jh16 pros. No way in heck am I gonna limit myself to ONLY being able to listen to music while stationary.

No JH16 Pro listed in your profile or signature, so I have to ask. Did you happen to hear a universal fit one at a meeting or like? Or do you own one but have not updated your profile yet?
Either way, nice to see that you enjoy it that much!

 

[LeonWho]

Wait. By owning one headphone, does that mean that if it breaks, no more headphones?

If so, then probably the sturdiest one I can find.

 

[panda]

easy
rs-1

 

[BigTony]

HD 650 - buy 2 and keep 1 as a backup/Sundays only.

 

[Very Legal]

Very easy, the GMP 8.35D. Seems to last at least 100 years and sounds very nice.

 

[Acix]

lol, forever it's a long term. I would like to change hps form time to time.

 

[Mink]

Although my Denon D5000's are clearly superior I'd vote for the Audio Technica A500's
To me they are the best all-rounders, the right balance between clarity and easy-listening, they are just right.

 

[carledwards]

Day in/day out, probably the 650. It's most pleasing to me with my main preference music, i.e. acoustic jazz.

 

[Omom]

SR-Ω

 

[Necrolic]

Sony R10, amazingly detailed yet still really fun to listen to.

 

[VALIENTE]

At this moment of time, it's the "simple-sounding" Grado SR60 for me.

 

[pawel115]

Stax Lambda Normal Bias.

 

[cavedave]

I would have to make another vote for the Sennheiser HD-600
Many have come and gone these always remain they do so much right and for me any way do very little wrong mabey even nothing. Even though at the moment i am having an affair with a pair of Beyer DT-880 older style I dont think i am ready to get a divorce with the HD-600 for the beyers and feel dirty while i am listening to them but would have to say they are worth it.

 

[Palpatine]

Strangely enough, I believe it would be a closed phone: the D7000, but that is only because I have yet to hear the open T1.

 

[IPodPJ]

HD800