[SilentFrequency]

1. Sennheiser HD800

2. Sennheiser Momentum

 

[underwoodken123]

1.Philips X1 ( Fun, With very good bass,clear.)
2.He-400( Good sound to much sizzle.) Tried changing cable. Did not help.
3.V-Moda XS( Bright sound,Never gives me ear fatigue.)
4.Amperiors. (Good at everthing)
5.Harmon Kardon CL(These sound great at low listening levels a very underrated headphone.) Love listenining to these when going to sleep.

 

[SoundSquare]

1) HIFIMAN HE-400
2) Philips Fidelio X1 (or the X1 as #1 HE-400 as #2, depends on the mood)
3) Focal Spirit One S
4) Philips Fidelio L2
4) HIFIMAN RE-400
5) Philips fidelio S2
6) Philips Fidelio M1
 
yes using them ALL. Depends on the mood and music style. 

 

[dwayniac]

Mobile/portable

1.Yamaha EPH-100
2. Beyer DTX501p (these light weight ***kers handle bass surprisingly well)

 

[domer]

1. V-Moda M-100
2. Sennheiser HD650
3. AKG K545
4. Ultrasone Pro 900
5. NAD Viso HP50
 
I do recognize that under perfect conditions the HD650 produces the "best" sound, but I spend enough time gaming with the M-100 + BoomPro that it must take the top spot.

 

[pdrm360]

  1. V-Moda M-100
2. Sennheiser HD650
3. AKG K545
4. Ultrasone Pro 900
5. NAD Viso HP50
 
I do recognize that under perfect conditions the HD650 produces the "best" sound, but I spend enough time gaming with the M-100 + BoomPro that it must take the top spot.

Sorry for your HD650. 

 

[JoeDoe]

1. HE500 with cloth mod, Focus pads, and Skuld 2 cable
2. SennGrado
3. SR325e with tape mod
4. HD 25 1-II
5. MDR 7506
6. KSC75

 

[pdrm360]

  1. HE500 with cloth mod, Focus pads, and Skuld 2 cable
2. SennGrado
3. SR325e with tape mod
4. HD 25 1-II
5. MDR 7506
6. KSC75

 
So you prefer SennGrado over the SR325e even with tape mod.

 

[JoeDoe]

So you prefer SennGrado over the SR325e even with tape mod.

By a hair. If it was the 325i, it would be by lots of hairs.

 

[TheDreamthinker]

1. Sennheiser HD800

2. Sennheiser Momentum

A considerable ladder you get there my friend. 

 

[77Bandit]

1. Apple ear buds..... SYKE!!!! LOL.

1 Audeze LDC2 rev 2 fazor.
2. AKG Q701
3. Senn HD598
4. B&W C5
5. B&W P5

Looking to try Grado RS1e or RS2e next.

 

[amigomatt]

  1. V-Moda M-100
2. Sennheiser HD650
3. AKG K545
4. Ultrasone Pro 900
5. NAD Viso HP50
 
I do recognize that under perfect conditions the HD650 produces the "best" sound, but I spend enough time gaming with the M-100 + BoomPro that it must take the top spot.

I'm surprised the NADs are that low down, especially below the K545.

 

[elvergun]

  I'm surprised the NADs are that low down, especially below the K545.

 
I'm not.  I thought my old K550 was a lot better than my old HP50 (both in sound and comfort).  

 

[zazex]

Just recently bought 1 and sold 3, so it's time for a new list.
 
Grado RS1i
 
I listened carefully, at home to the new 1e version and while I think
it's better in some ways sonically, it's not better for my ears in
terms of comfort.  The cushions are too shallow, ears end up
almost sitting on the drivers themselves.
 
The 1i's continue to be a marvel of sonic delight.
 
 
Sony MDR Z7
 
New headphones, arrived about ten days ago.
Warm, detailed, beautiful soft high end.
And incredibly comfortable + well made.
Slightly pricey but worth it as it has no
direct competition of which I'm aware.
 
Sennheiser HD 650: SOLD
 
AKG K712 with "silver' custom cables.
 
Great sound, very comfortable.
They just don't get into all the nooks
and crannies, nor reach out as far to dazzle
as the Grado's and Sony's.
 
Beyerdynamic DT880 Pro 250
 
Great listening experience.
Need a good amp.
The K712's are just slightly more open,
slightly less tizz on top for a nicely smoother sound
with no loss of detail or impact vs the DT880's.
 
Cheers

 

[cocolinho]

1. HD800

 

1. LFF Paradox Slant
2. HD700
3. HD600
4. K612 pro

  
I'm not judging technicality but enjoyment here. All of them are (very) comfortable (very important for me)
 
In terms of price/performance ratio , K612 pro is a winner!