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  • Bimmerman325i
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    I'm saving for a set of Sennheiser HD650s, but here's what I have now:


    Sony MDR-7506. I've had these for over 8 years now, and they still work great. I think they were $150 or so then, they're $90 or so now. Amazing headphones for the price IMO. Very similar to the MDR-V6s.


    Shure SE530 IEMs. These things....are amazing WITH an amp. Very underwhelming otherwise. They have triple drivers per ear, two woofers and a tweeter. Great little headphones, but astoundingly expensive new. Used prices FTMFW. Also, they have a noise attenuation of something like -30dB depending on what foam earpiece you use.


    Headroom Portable Micro Amp, mine has the DAC option. Expensive but it's a battery powered amp I can take with me to work and plug into either my ipod or via USB/optical my computer there. Astonishingly good battery life and amazing sound quality. For a sense of size, those are 1/8" jacks on the front, and it's all of 3.75" wide. Not pocket portable, but I don't listen to music on the go so it's perfect for my needs. Also has preamp out.

    ....I'm an audio nut and a car nut, I'm broke as hell.

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  • Stephen
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    Originally posted by ///e30freak
    In public, to the public, you are a dork. I get it you edit music or want to listen to music really loud in an apartment or something, but in public you look like a toolbag.
    No dude, and v6s arent that big. If you worry about looking like a dork, youll come across as one. Im not worried. Don't need to impress anyone anyway.


    Edit: on a related note, when the v6s are to big or bulky for where im going i use these Maximos:



    But i have no problem with V6s in study areas, library, coffee shops, etc
    Last edited by Stephen; 01-14-2010, 02:39 PM.

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  • ///e30freak
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    Originally posted by Stephen
    Dork? I wear my V6s with pride. :p
    In public, to the public, you are a dork. I get it you edit music or want to listen to music really loud in an apartment or something, but in public you look like a toolbag.

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  • DragonOrta
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    I love my beyerdynamic dt-770s. They're the 80ohm model that I have running off an amp. Lovely sound with the perfect amount of bass.

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  • BeirBrennerE30
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    I got a pair of AKG k518DJ a few months back. I really like them a lot. Sound is awesome and they are small enough to travel with even with the closed style (I cant stand IEMs). Really cuts down on outside noise on planes and they are pretty comfy.

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  • Stephen
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    Dork? I wear my V6s with pride. :p

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  • ///e30freak
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    Phillips Noise cancelling ear buds. I bought these a couple years ago and absolutely love them for trips.I highly recommend these for anyone who doesn't want to look like a dork. The bass is okay, I listen to radiohead not Benny Banassi LAWL.

    and these of course when I'm on my computer on campus.

    Because I'm such a hipster :D.

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  • blueapplesoda
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    i just picked up some mdr-v6s when i was in shanghai. 40$, not bad. It's a nice set for a base line :D

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  • imdashiz
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    Bang & Olufsen

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  • Streichholzschächtelchen
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    Originally posted by Downz
    how are these for cutting out outside noises? i need a good set of ear buds mainly for when i ride my bike

    oh and in before the "you shouldnt listen to music while riding a motorcycle" its my choice ;)
    They're excellent. I use mine primarily because my pops is going deaf and blasts the tv in the entertainment room. I can barely hear a thing without even turning the music on. And the bass is surprising for earbuds.

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  • deutschman
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    sennheiser hd 202's rock my world SO much BANG for your buck it is not even funny!

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  • bikerbill2021
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    Originally posted by Streichholzschächtelchen
    DOn't do that get vmodas, listening to a pair now. You'll never look back at skulls or sonys.
    how are these for cutting out outside noises? i need a good set of ear buds mainly for when i ride my bike

    oh and in before the "you shouldnt listen to music while riding a motorcycle" its my choice ;)

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  • triggrhaapi
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    My SR60i are pretty damn good for the cost. I still miss my HD280Pro Senns tho.

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  • Stephen
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    Originally posted by Ducati
    I just hate how they use cheap materials.
    Well, and i find something with there sound, kinda like muddy and fucked with, i hear it and i feel like it doesnt have any punch, nor is it at all how it was mixed in the studio..

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  • accident
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    Sennheiser HD-280 Pro here. I fucking love them. Not horribly expensive, good range, punchy bass.

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