[3X0]

Why would you want to take either the HD25-1 or ATH-ES7 off?

 

[lordkelmain]

DT770/80

Though I suppose the KSC75's more reasonable.

- lk

 

[Demonmnky]

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3X0 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Why would you want to take either the HD25-1 or ATH-ES7 off?

Best point made in this entire thread.

 

[laxx]

Gonna have to agree with the guys who said the Pk1's. They're absolutely fantastic.

 

[BrookR1]

On the open side, the iGrados and PX100s are very good depending if you like a lighter or darker sound signature.

 

[spinali]

Okay, I've ordered.

I have the K81DJ, and it's a fine headphone that works particularly well with the sound of my 5.5g iPod; I felt I needed a sound with a little more sparkle, however, leading to my search. The Yuin is said to have fine sound, but I think I want to stay away from anything that might fatigue my ear canal, given the irritation I sometimes feel with in ear devices.

The Sony is the class of the group, and despite missing a recent sale, the price is still inflated beyoond its value. But it looks like the ES7 has everything - good sound, nice looks, a sparkle, and rave reviews.

 

[Senad]

I think you are going to be happy with your choice. ATH-ES7 are not the cheapest in the pack, but a good match for iPod and a lot of fun.

 

[daveDerek]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Senad /img/forum/go_quote.gif I think you are going to be happy with your choice. ATH-ES7 are not the cheapest in the pack, but a good match for iPod and a lot of fun.

i recently came across a thread pointing out that these currently can be purchased from buy.com for an absurdly low price, ~$110 shipped. these are a fun listen and that's an amazing price for the little beauts.

 

[wolfen68]

Quote:

Originally Posted by spinali /img/forum/go_quote.gif The Yuin is said to have fine sound, but I think I want to stay away from anything that might fatigue my ear canal, given the irritation I sometimes feel with in ear devices.

Just so you're aware, the Yuin's don't come close to being in your ear canal. They actually sit completely in your outer ear lobe.