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    Varran
    "I have often had the impression that, to penguins, man is just another penguin--different, less predictable, occasionally violent, but tolerable company when he sits and minds his own business."

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    I wouldn't waste your money, you'll end up getting cheaply made phones with bloated bass and severely recessed highs/mids.

    For around fifty bucks you can get a pair of Sony MDR-V6's or Sennheiser PX200s which will have comparable bass and much better sound. Both are sealed phones, so you will also get some outside noise cancellation. I use the V6's (also known as MDR-7506's) as gaming headphones, and they are fantastic. Excellent bass, good sound cues for FPS's, very comfortable, and they fold up to save space.

    My personal dream headphones:

    Sony CD3k's or 650s

    With a good headphone amp, either of these put out sound that has to be heard to be believed.

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    hehe... I actually have better headphones. I just want these for something fun

    I dj for a living... would be suprised what kind of gear you require for the day to day aspects.
    Varran
    "I have often had the impression that, to penguins, man is just another penguin--different, less predictable, occasionally violent, but tolerable company when he sits and minds his own business."

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    You gotta have a setup that will blow these out of the water then, even in the bass department.

    Out of curiosity, what do you run typically? I'm kind of a headphone fanatic, I don't think there's anything that compares to a quality pair of headphones with a good amp/source.

    I'm running Grado SR225s at home, with a Creek OBH-11 amp. They are fantastic for rock music, but I'd like to eventually get something a bit more Neutral. I may try to pick up a used pair of Senn. 600's once the 650's hit the street. For portable use I use Shure E2C's out of my I-pod, or V6's if I'm looking for more bass. The E2C's are great for noisy places though, due to the isolation factor.

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    Home Setup:

    Allen&Heath XONE v6 mixer
    Stanton VRM10 mixer
    Technics SL 1210mk5 x4
    Technics Sl-dz1200 Cd turntable x2
    Denon DN M2300R twin record MD control(minidisc)
    Martin audio S218 sub-bass monitor
    ProMedia 3Way Active X-Over.
    BSS Soundweb 9088LL digital signal processor.
    Martin Black Line F-15 speakers (monitors) x4
    FX Rack - Yamaha SPX-990, Rane VP12, Rane DC24
    Sennheiser HD25 cans
    laptop runs Soundforge to record sets that aren't for production (and everquest when I am on the road)

    Use 2 separate mixers depending on the situation, although the stanton is the primary... just swap for the xone when I need more channels (doing demo's onto the minidisc etc)

    the DZ1200's are new as well... and the current showcase of the setup. A few of the above items are due for upgrade however as sound isnt quite right anymore in the studio
    Varran
    "I have often had the impression that, to penguins, man is just another penguin--different, less predictable, occasionally violent, but tolerable company when he sits and minds his own business."

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    Etymotic 4Ps ...

    Had ATH-W100s, but got tired of having to be careful with them, and sold em'.

    I'm not so much into the audiophile thing anymore - it's a little silly - and I have better sound-related things to waste all my money one =\ (recording equipment, and guitars - hah - my brother and I have a little studio setup - what what 10 shure 57s, ha)

    -Ex

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