I've always been a Skullcandy kind of girl
You may be proud to know that in the near future they are coming out with some more feminine products. That's a market they haven't tapped into as much as they'd like, and that'll be changing very soon.
i got these sony mdr v700's for a few years not.
here's a more closer pic.
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Not even with my Shure SE530s?There's pretty much no point spending that sort of money on an amp if you're going to be listening to a lossy source (i.e. mp3, aac, etc.). There's also little point spending that much on an amp when you only have £80 headphones.
As Compile 'em all said though, ask at headfi for the best advice.
Sound Great with my macbook pro
Shure SE530 - amazing clarity and solid bass
Sound Great with my macbook pro
Shure SE530 - amazing clarity and solid bass
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beryerdynamic dt 770 pro
westone um1's
the beryers are utterly amazing
and i find myself using them more than my stereo set up which is already amazing.
the um1's are great when playing music and for casual listing (ipod) when not at home.
they block out so much sound i can play drums with just the headphones in.
ya i have gone through 20+ pairs of in ear headphones.
so after the 19th or so pair i finally said lets really pony up and get some nice ones (um1's)
then 3 days later they broke.
they sent a new pair but since then they have been great.
the beryers are utterly amazing
and i find myself using them more than my stereo set up which is already amazing.
ya i know they don't expand back as fast anymorebtw you need to change your foam tips, they get old fast and the sound sucks..
noooo way, ive known you can replace stuff for them but i had no idea you could do that to them. nice.Oh man I miss those DT-770s. They pumped out great bass (not overwhelming or bloated at all) for techno / trance. A good woody and recable at headphile.com made them even better.