[david1978jp]

SA5000, although a bit bright and busy for my taste.

 

[Kernmac]

My DT880 are revealing headphones, but the Pro900 has the detail and that extra wow factor.

 

[nyberroithur]

Hi pearljam

For me it's HF2 with Graham Slee SOLO SRG!
I find the amp is as (if not more) important than the cans for good resolution.

 

[pearljam5000]

Hello there

wow you find the HF2's more detailed than your K501's,that's pretty impressive.
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Originally Posted by nyberroithur /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hi pearljam For me it's HF2 with Graham Slee SOLO SRG! I find the amp is as (if not more) important than the cans for good resolution.

 

[dallan]

My first in-ears Shure e3c and then later HD800s with the Zana Duex amp feeding them.

 

[socalrpm]

Quote:

Originally Posted by oqvist /img/forum/go_quote.gif Pro 750 or 900.

I second this. My 900s are amazing. IMHO, they are one of the most under-discussed and under-appreciated cans on this site. They don't get much attention, but if you ask their owners, they always get a hearty endorsement. I'm no different.

Just the other day I was listening to a piano piece, and I swear I could hear the pianist breathe. I find myself hearing new things all the time. At least twice a day I still get chills down my back because of new little audible treasures in my collection.

p.s. oh, and upgrading to FLAC helps too

 

[nyberroithur]

I may have misunderstood the question: what exactly do you mean by "detailed"? brighter? By the way is there a glosssary of terms somewhere for the terms used to describe how headphones sound?

 

[aimlink]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nyberroithur /img/forum/go_quote.gif I may have misunderstood the question: what exactly do you mean by "detailed"? brighter? By the way is there a glosssary of terms somewhere for the terms used to describe how headphones sound?

Here's a Glossary for Sound.

 

[krmathis]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nyberroithur /img/forum/go_quote.gif I may have misunderstood the question: what exactly do you mean by "detailed"? brighter? By the way is there a glosssary of terms somewhere for the terms used to describe how headphones sound?

Sticky thread just above this one...

http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/des...ossary-220770/

 

[pearljam5000]

I'm confused as well

my original intent was,what headphones let you hear EVERYTHING on the recording,even the faintest sound that other headphons do not.

 

[fatman711]

D2000 with new pads. Man in the mirror...I was like what is that background voice...

 

[Bullseye]

The Precide Ergo 2. So damn "flat" and "boring" you can focus on anything.

Oh and the SR-202 also make me think that way!

 

[IDK]

Quote:

Originally Posted by pearljam5000 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm confused as well my original intent was,what headphones let you hear EVERYTHING on the recording,even the faintest sound that other headphons do not.

Isnt that how headphones are supposed to sound...not extra stuff or artificial amplifications

 

[Dogbane]

Definitely German Maestro GMP-8.300Ds. (And far more so than any other headphones.) Too bad about the comfort, though.

 

[tvrboy]

Broken ones.