[manveru]

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The thing is - I decided earlier this year that I'm perfectly happy with where I am for now - it may not be summit/top-end, but it sounds beautiful to me - and over the last few months hi-fi for me has been more about the music than wantingto try more gear.
 
I continue to remain curious about a number of headphones - but my desire to rack up more purchases has completely gone.

 
This is pretty much where I'm at now as well. Other than getting a decent DAC/amp to settle down with for the foreseeable future when I have the means, probably something simple like an ODAC+O2, I'm pretty much done. During the meantime, I'm not even really worried about that. Been discovering tons of new music lately.

 

[MattTCG]

You need to add d7k as they can now be bought in the mid-fi price range that you mention.

 

[KG Jag]

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You need to add d7k as they can now be bought in the mid-fi price range that you mention.

 
I'm not so sure.  Haven't seen them "within range" much or at all since it leaked out that the line was to be discontinued.

 

[kAbUZi]

I believe you are forgetting the V-Moda Crossfade LP (~200$)

 

[Malevolent]

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I believe you are forgetting the V-Moda Crossfade LP (~200$).

 
The original Crossfade LP can be had for only $99, but it's the LP2 that costs around that figure. The M-80 and V-80 are also sold around the sub $200 price point.

 

[kAbUZi]

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The original Crossfade LP can be had for only $99, but it's the LP2 that costs around that figure. The M-80 and V-80 are also sold around the sub $200 price point.

I didn't know that. Also I didn't mention the 80's because they are on-ear, if I'm not mistaken.
 
So, only the V-Moda Crossfade LP2 ($200) could be added to the list .