[simplyhere]

Ok, im new so forgive me if im in the wrong place. Im rockin some headphones i found at goodwill... bought for three dollars. I havent a clue about them. Cant find anything online. But they look older than me and sound pretty darn good. If anyone feels like helping then this is all the info found on them:

Stereo headphone
model TK 4273
BEST-EVER

Japan

And that's how it actually appears on the plate. No other makers marks, so serial no anything. Im afraid to open em up and break anything so idk if theres more inside... but hey. Three dollar over-ears that still give me eargasms... sweet.

 

[HiyakeIchirou]

Got myself a pair of ATHPRO700MKIIs, still my best pair of basscans to date.

 

[Quinto]

Koss Porta pro

 

[TRapz]

Putting down the Grados for a night and listening to my Shure SRH440; need some isolation as the air conditioner is on.
 
These things feel bass-heavy compared to my Grados, wow. Better for electronic music from what I hear.

 

[swaffleman]

Finally got the PX 100II's and I've been totally taken by them. 

 

[Funzi]

 Listening with my VModa M-80's to watch on demand shows, right now the first episode of "Dark Matter".
 
The M80 drives the show incl effects nicely.  Have the eq set to "movies".

 

[Quinto]

AKG K501 with Violectric V200.. works wonderful for piano, string quartets and Jazz trio's..

 

[ShamanSleeve]

Shure Srh 1540

 

[BrownBear]

My new to me SE-500.

 

[MacedonianHero]

My SR-009s with Amarra for Tidal...listening to Shelby Lynne...seriously good!

 

[xkonfuzed]

Listening to some Adele on Tidal with my HD650's. 

 

[oneguy]

HD800s here. Listening to various songs in DSD64 and thoroughly enjoying it.

 

[Music Alchemist]

STAX SR-30. Easily the most realistic-sounding headphone I have heard so far. (And I've heard some of the most expensive headphones ever made; just not other electrostats yet.) Working on getting it to sound even better with EQ. It's painfully uncomfortable, though. Gonna add on some DIY ear cushions with gauze and rubber bands. lol

 

[JoeDoe]

Sony MDR 7506 straight out of the MBP. These catch a bit of flack for being so old, but bottom line, with a pad change, they are still a great reference monitor!

 

[Music Alchemist]

  Sony MDR 7506 straight out of the MBP. These catch a bit of flack for being so old, but bottom line, with a pad change, they are still a great reference monitor!

 
The sound dramatically improves with the Sonarworks software:
 
http://sonarworks.com/2015/06/studio-headphone-review-sony-mdr-7506/