[vazmuten]

Hello !
I would like to make a small research on the following theme: 
 
"Which is your favorite "closed can" Over-the-Ear headphones" - if you have to live with only one of these
 
Just write down the manufacturer, the model and a short explanation.
 
Thank you in advance !

 

[padam]

Sennheiser HD250 Linear II, you can check my review on it.

 

[Sound Quest]

Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro. (250 ohms)
 
Great comfort, great isolation. They've got a fair bit of omph on the low frequencies. but not in a bad way. They're a very fun sounding pair of headphones that can be worn all day, without bugging other people in the same room.

 

[soundeffect]

The Denon d2000/d5000/d7000 series. I have the d2000, but I'm pretty sure the others are even better listening experience.

 

[leg-ranger]

Im blown away from AT M50.

 

[contortedsoul]

Considering that I just started really thinking about sound ... I have the sony mdr-7506s they are studio monitors and i can turn them on full blast without a sound escaping ... The look dated but they are extremely comfortable

 

[myap2328]

Lets make this thread ALIVE! I would love to try the so-called End-Game Closed Headphone and somewhat successor to the denon d7k, because Fostex built the d7k, the magestic One that triumph open cans like the LCD-2 and it also put a good fight with the LCD-3. Combining bass and clarity like no other, the Fostex Th-900!!! Will get them in a few years time lol

 

[Tsujigiri]

Here's something that might interest you:
 
http://www.head-fi.org/t/656475/quick-king-of-close-back-headphones-still-in-production

 

[phonyx]

D7K for sure, have heard most of the higher end AT's and a few others, the D7K's take the cake for me. Yet to hear the TH900's though.

 

[ZARIM]

The Denon D2000 (punchy bass ,very detailed and improve with AMPing, fun to lsten), D600, Momentum and Signature Pro sound great for portable and home use.

 

[o0CosmoMemory0o]

The best performing full-size closed-back headphones that I have used so far are the Sennheiser HD250 Linear I and HD250 Linear II. The HD250I and HD250II are very close but with authentic Sennheiser pleather pads, I do feel that the HD250II performs slightly better due to further bass extension, a less forward treble and a more relaxed soundstage with slightly more natural instrument positioning. I do prefer the ER-4S In-Ear Monitors over both of these however.

 

[viralcow]

No one likes the W3000?
 
So amaze.