[janchadley]

Ummm. Am I the only one who thinks there is something wrong with his tooth? It sounds to me like you need someone to mod your tooth, not the headphones...perhaps a dentist?

Seriously though, everyone's head not only has a different shape, but also different placement of nerve endings. For example, I cannot wear sun glasses without a hat on for more than 30 min otherwise I get really bad pain by my ears. I have tried literally hundreds of different types of sun glasses and still get the pain. Weird, Anyway, you could be experiencing the same thing with the headphones.

or, you need a dentist, especially since your tooth still hurts after you take them off.

 

[stang]

Should probably stay away from Ultrasone's then, said to be much worse. My ALO-780 were pretty bad but getting used to it now. Grado's were fine after a couple of weeks.

 

[nylan8301]

It's so hard to take this thread seriously, but I've worn a 650 and other senns so I understand the plight.

Take a break, stretch them out over a pillow or some books, and give it another go.

Nylan

 

[Souchirou]

Maybe you should visit an dentist instead ?

 

[Seamaster]

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Originally Posted by paldepind /img/forum/go_quote.gif Falling asleep while listening to music is fricking AWESOME!!

I do that alot after got my WA22.

I put my HD650 over their box when not in use. headband will lose up in a week. The RS-1 I got was not that bad.

 

[scompton]

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Originally Posted by Seamaster /img/forum/go_quote.gif I put my HD650 over their box when not in use. headband will lose up in a week. The RS-1 I got was not that bad.

That didn't work for my HD580. I had them over my tower case for 3 months. After taking them off, it only took a couple of weeks before they hurt again. It was a shame because I did like the sound. They're just not made for my head.