Quote: Several stores, only taking the Stax selection from each, and no duplicates. Seems we're dealing with a ring-bearer.

I'm listening to the Denons right now, I got them last week, and they've been very, very enjoyable. Very clean sound, clear, with a present bass, and great mids and highs. It's great for it's price. Search around the forums for the couple threads on them. I can say they're a great improvement...

There seems to be not a lot of good wireless headphones, and due to this most people on this forum disregard them. You always lose a lot of precious sound quality no matter what you spend, but it can be better. I really don't know any quality wireless headphones, sorry.

Glad you all got a deal on it, haha.

Quote: Been said to be very solid headphones for their retail price of $100-$150, with a sturddy but creaky design. (Probably high-density plastic, just with creaky joints)

Quote: I don't think it's a price mistake, they've sold ~10 units since I posted that link though, so I'd think it would be hard for them to back out anyways. I'd go for it if it weren't for my unfortunate geographic placement, hehe.

Winamp works well and can look really good, case in point.

Shure SRH 750DJs for $30 + shipping. (Would have grabbed this if it wasn't for no Canadian shipping, damn.) http://www.amazon.com/Shure-SRH750DJ-Professional-Quality-Headphones/dp/B002PAQYK8

It's only light wavelengths, hehe. UV rays may be able to cause skin cancer, but i don't think bluetooth signals are going to hurt you just as much as radio signals. (Those things are EVERYWHERE, literally swamping everything.)

I think the best you could do is buy a soldering iron and some solder and learn how to do it through youtube, or you could probably even go to a local hardware or craft store that sells soldering irons, and ask around if you could pay someone $10 to solder a joint or two for you, since I'm not...

No problem friend. 

If you're looking for portables or IEMs/earbuds, you can ask over at the portables subforum just under this one, but if you are looking for portable full-sized headphones, I'll let other make the recommendations. http://www.head-fi.org/f/103/portable-headphones-earphones-and-in-ear-monitors

Quote:   THERE'S JUST TOO MANY BITS MAN

I'll leave the actual headphone recommendations to other, but I can recommend a way to store them. Just browse any regular retail store like Wal-Mart for some tupperware dishes, and find one that would fit your specific set of headphones. (Though if you got a bigger size you could fit whatever...

They aren't bad headphones, especially at that price. I'd pull the trigger on them if you wanted a more coloured backup headphone.