[Leto Atreides II]

AKG K701. I think they need new pads, though.

Ever since I repaired my HD580s, the new headband is a little tight.

 

[metalears]

Try cans with velour pads and find the one fitting your head best yourself...

k701, beyers and senns..

 

[chinesekiwi]

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Originally Posted by alitomr /img/forum/go_quote.gif HD555. I dont think it can get more comfortable than that.

Vice-like grip not for me hey.

The Audio Technica AD series hands down for comfort.
There have been times where I've forgot I had them on.

You cannot get more comfortable than the Audio Technica AD series.

 

[DemonicLemming]

I love my K501s, even more than my PL2500s. They're extremely light, self-adjusting, and have a balljoint-type swivel instead of the normal x-axis found on most headphones.

Only thing I don't like about the pads is that they tend to squeak when I move because of my glasses. $50 for 701 pads is just a bit too expensive for me, though.

 

[Chri5peed]

My A900s get pretty sweaty after 3 or 4 hours.

I've worn 580s/650s for numerous 10 hour stints, after a while I forget I'm wearing them.
If they weren't hardwired to my PC, I'd forget to take them off.

 

[tk3]

STAX OII is a good contender for this.

 

[potato28]

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Originally Posted by alitomr /img/forum/go_quote.gif HD555. I dont think it can get more comfortable than that. For isolating headphones I think the Bose are pretty comfortable.

I'm with you on this one too, once they are fully expanded. If they aren't stretched out they won't be as comfy.

 

[Dachink]

Denon D2000/D5000

 

[progo]

Haven't tried many, but HD600 is the best I've used.