[leng jai]

 
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[loremipsum]

Jecklin Float 

 

[12345142]

Since we're never going to agree on what's pretty and what's not, can we at least get the "comfort" part down? I'm also kind of surprised the OP didn't say anything about sound.

 

[Xymordos]

Comfort? The Sony MDR-XB700s 

 

[12345142]

We still don't have a price point. OP, what's your budget? If you have $1295 to spend, then the T5ps are a good choice. But chances are, you don't.

 

[buffalowings]

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We still don't have a price point. OP, what's your budget? If you have $1295 to spend, then the T5ps are a good choice. But chances are, you don't.

or the edition 10's...

 

[treblagnahc]

Monster Beats!

 

[alco23]

 

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            AudioTechnica woodies are gorgeous. The ESW9 is the next portable headphone in line for me.

    

Agreed!
 
 

 

[Rasmutte]

Oh... I fell asleep, but now I'm here.
It's fun with many answers!
 
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The Denon 5000's and 7000's.

No, not my style. Sorry.
 

The 5000 and 7000's are made of gorgeous polished wood.If their not your style, or cup of tea, perhaps a little sugar and cream would make them tastier. 

No, not even with sugar or cream!
I think they're too big...

 
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googled "pretty headphones". you're welcome OP 

 

What? No. D:
 


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R10 are sure gorgeous

They're also big!
And VERY expensive.
 


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Not my style, sorry. They look so big!
 


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Since we're never going to agree on what's pretty and what's not, can we at least get the "comfort" part down? I'm also kind of surprised the OP didn't say anything about sound.

But I forgot to tell you about the sound. The sound should be in "mid-fi" or "hi-fi" range.
 


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We still don't have a price point. OP, what's your budget? If you have $1295 to spend, then the T5ps are a good choice. But chances are, you don't.
 

I'm pretty sure that I said it on page 1, but not in my first post.
I don't want to spend more than 1k dollars.
And btw, the T5p's looks too big.
 
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We still don't have a price point. OP, what's your budget? If you have $1295 to spend, then the T5ps are a good choice. But chances are, you don't.

or the edition 10's...

Edition 8 is more pretty, IMHO.
 

 

[Ishcabible]

...the ES9/10 aren't big...

 
The cups are only about 2 inches wide.

 

[Proglover]

the lambskin leather of the ESW9 is pretty comfortabel, they look sexy as hell

 

[12345142]

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But I forgot to tell you about the sound. The sound should be in "mid-fi" or "hi-fi" range.

If you ask me, "mid-fi" or "hi-fi" is more of a price point than a way to evaluate sound. What do you like most? Treble? Bass? Mids? What music do you normally listen to?
Since you seem to have an aversion to full-size headphones, I would suggest you look into portable supra-aural/circum-aural headphones. If you don't have an amp, I doubt you'll need to spend your entire $1000 budget. Also, if you're looking into closed headphones because sound isolation is a priority, then wood headphones are not for you.

 

[SpiralStatic]

I'm sorry, but this thread's title is hilarious. 
 
And If the OP doesn't care as much about sound, why would he want to spend $1000 on headphones? 

 

[SpiralStatic]

*double post*

 

[SpiralStatic]

Oh, and if you're looking for comfort and aesthetics, look no further than the one and only, Fanny Wang's.