[Awah]

Out of the box, I've noticed a definite increase in detail compared to my Super.Fi 5 Pro's and since these are my first audiophile grade headphones (they are right?) I'm pretty excited to see how these sounds as I listen.

As you can see the sticker that's supposed to be in the middle fell off and got some sticky goop on the pads/driver housing but oh well. Doesn't really bother me. Can easily take it off.

Haven't had any time to listen yet, got home late from work and they were at home waiting for me

I'm surprised at how light headphones are...I never realized they would weigh so little! So far, they are comfortable, I don't notice any pressure on my head but I will see how they fair after a long listening session.

Now to wait for my Pico to arrive

 

[musicmind]

Congrats, the ATH-AD2000 is most definitely "audiophile grade" and many experienced listeners here hold them in quite high regard. Enjoy

 

[fraseyboy]

Mmmmm....

But IMO the purple and gold of the AD700's is sexier

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[aaron313]

AD2k are gorgeous.

 

[Cankin]

I know, mine is coming as well

 

[Gradofan2]

Yes... they look good, they're well made... and... they sound superb!

 

[NoPants]

wheee

 

[whaleyboy]

I love the way that these cans look - they are a nice high-tech looking compliment to my woodies.

 

[spinali]

Quote:

Originally Posted by whaleyboy /img/forum/go_quote.gif I love the way that these cans look - they are a nice high-tech looking compliment to my woodies.

I don't have mine anymore, but the black magnesium housing is worthy of framing. The forward design is extremely open - and may be perhaps the best mid-priced all-arounder.

 

[Awah]

Excited to get home today from work. Have had them running since I went to bed last night

Just playing white noise with changes in freqeuncy...assuming that will work.