[djd97]

I dont trust that site....

Know of any good alternatives to amazon? Probably going with ue6000s,which are $170 at amazon.

 

[BillsonChang007]

$170 sounds pretty good for the UE6000! I have to pay around $199(US) [converted] for it here! Just do it

Billson

 

[djd97]

$170 sounds pretty good for the UE6000! I have to pay around $199(US) [converted] for it here! Just do it

Billson

Will do as soon as I get a chance to run to best buy and try Em out.

 

[djd97]

Ended up getting the UE6000s...and wow
 
Definitely made the right choice. 

 

[Trunks159]

Niiiice choice!

 

[djd97]

Is there anything i should do with the Ue6000s? i.e. "burn" them in? If so, how do i go about doing that exactly? 

 

[Trunks159]

Just listen to music on em. If you seriously believe that burn in exists, still, just listening to them is burning them in.

 

[k9dagger]

Can I jump in here and ask for input? I'm looking for a great set of over the ear headphones for use with iPod/iPad for music and movies. I guess most important is clarity and authentic sound as the recordings are intended to be heard. Don't travel a lot so noise cancellation isn't a big priority. Neither is Bluetooth. I listen to country, pop, rock and like the clean highs and clear acoustics. I want solid but not overwhelming bass. I want to stay under $350. My research has been leading me to Sennheiser Momentum, Harmon Kardon BT, UE 6000. Based particularly on sound, I would appreciate input/suggestions on these or others comparable. Thanks

 

[Trunks159]

I'd definitely say to not go with closed headphones, though if your had to I'd say get the KEF M500.

I'd recommend the mdr ma900. Flat frequency response, huge sound stage, extremely comfortable.

 

[Ezio]

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Can I jump in here and ask for input? I'm looking for a great set of over the ear headphones for use with iPod/iPad for music and movies. I guess most important is clarity and authentic sound as the recordings are intended to be heard. Don't travel a lot so noise cancellation isn't a big priority. Neither is Bluetooth. I listen to country, pop, rock and like the clean highs and clear acoustics. I want solid but not overwhelming bass. I want to stay under $350. My research has been leading me to Sennheiser Momentum, Harmon Kardon BT, UE 6000. Based particularly on sound, I would appreciate input/suggestions on these or others comparable. Thanks

 
Momentums. Also check out the Sony MDR-1R.