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  • Jean
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    Originally posted by Chofin
    whats your setup jean?

    Mines nothing special but here it is: flac played through foobar2k>fiio e10>dt770 250 ohm
    I have a few, smaller one is OPA2134 Burr Brown cmoy, then two Class A amps (one is doZ circuit)... cans are 10+ year old mdr 7506s. all are diy based on posted designs etc.

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  • xxx-Lost-Soul-xxx
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    I use the Skullkandy when im on the bike.
    When i flip on the 1200'S, i have the Pioneer HDJ 1000.

    http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-HDJ-10.../dp/B0002DV7Z2

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  • Chofin
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    whats your setup jean?

    Mines nothing special but here it is: flac played through foobar2k>fiio e10>dt770 250 ohm

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  • Chofin
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    Originally posted by Jean
    I am sure most know, but probably not everybody is aware of this so I'll comment. Your system is only as good as the weakest component, to get the most out of some of these headphones YOU MUST use a dedicated headphone amplifier to power them. And, obviously your music source should be high quality as well, not your phone/mp3 player/crap notebook headphone output.
    +1 to that

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  • Jean
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    I am sure most know, but probably not everybody is aware of this so I'll comment. Your system is only as good as the weakest component, to get the most out of some of these headphones YOU MUST use a dedicated headphone amplifier to power them. And, obviously your music source should be high quality as well, not your phone/mp3 player/crap notebook headphone output.

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  • Chofin
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    Originally posted by lambo
    What are some nice (more bass-ish heavy) headphones that have the same fit and comfort as Bose AE2's?

    Edit: I realize this is a ridiculously broad question...
    price range??

    a few head phones that come to mind right away are audio technica ath m50s
    sony mdr v6's (less bass than other options)
    my headphones (beyerdynamic dt770s) are great, the most comfortable headphone ive ever worn, but cost a little more, and not very portable
    i also own Monoprice 8232 i got them for under 30 and they sound like they cost at least double the price. build quality is good as well.
    the comfort levels are my only gripe but you can put beyerdynamic velour pads on and a beyerdynamic headband and they become very nice to wear.
    these also fold up and have a removable cable

    theres a link so you can see what it looks like with the extra goodies

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  • Thizzelle
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    Sony MDR-V700 DJ Headphones. Still cost the same amount I payed 12+ years ago $150

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  • Axxe
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    ^ +1. Mine now have over two years of >40hrs of use per week (use them at work), but the cushions are showing wear. I will be ordering new pads shortly.

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  • Jean
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    Originally posted by Bimmerman325i
    I really like my Sony MDR 7506s, they're in your price range and are pretty awesome for the price. Decent ambient noise insulation (~5dB or so), rugged and unkillable (maybe not in combat), very good sound, decent bass...

    great all around headphone.

    Very similar model is the MDR-V6. No personal experience, but they're cheaper. Dunno how they last, but my 7506s have been going strong for nearly 10 years of daily use without issue.

    This.

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  • Pantless Spency
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    i wish i had some money to drop on nice headphones! my turtle beaches will do for now tho.

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  • kickinindian
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    V-Moda m100s i love my v-modas they are perfect for pretty much everything.

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  • lambo
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    What are some nice (more bass-ish heavy) headphones that have the same fit and comfort as Bose AE2's?

    Edit: I realize this is a ridiculously broad question...

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  • Chofin
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    oops sorry for the huge picture

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  • Chofin
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    Beyerdynamic dt770 pro's 250 ohms powered by a fiio e10
    just awesome
    Attached Files

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  • SedanSandwich
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    sony MDR-XB700 FTW bass is really strong/punchy. meds are a little weak but cross over/eq fixes that. over all for $50 when I got them on sale super stoked..

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