I think I should get an amp for my trusted K501. Love it except it sounds like a cat when I plug into my guitar amp.

I think they want Beatsmusic.com to compete with Shopify, Rdio, ...

Beats, the Justin Bieber of headphone business. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Thanks. How about DT770/880 (32ohm version)?

Hey folks, I need a good pair of headphones to practice and record with my digital amp. Here are a few requirements: - Full size, comfortable for long practice/record session (no Grado!) - Low impedance: ideally less than 33ohm since the headphone output of my amp is 33ohm. - Neutral, flat...

I I don't have the paper but I believe it was made in 2002. Yes it's MIA built by Fender Custom Shop. It's the best strat I've ever played. Tone and playability are amazing.

The Philips L1 is 259 on Amazon. Its price used to be ~300 before http://www.amazon.com/Philips-L1-28-Over-Ear-Headphones/dp/B006RUIWC0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1355726709&sr=8-1&keywords=philips+l1

I can't speak for Leonarfd but definitely the K550 is much more detailed and neutral. DT880 has more bass and sub-bass but it's too boomy for my taste. I found that the K550 has better bass control and attack. K550 is the better all-rounder IMO.

I would like to add "Shine on you crazy diamond" from the album "Wish you were here" by Pink Floyd. Terrific sax solo.

Here are my electric guitars: Fender Modern Classic Custom Shop and Tom Anderson Hollow body T-style guitar Crop of my current rig and gears And I've just been into this (expensive) hobby for 4 years.

I've got the K550 from Curly21029 for a few days. It's an amazing headphone. I can't get why people say it's uncomfortable. It fits better than K501 and K701. It's clear, transparent and has a lot of punch. I A/B'ed with my K501 and I prefer the K550. It's more detailed, has more bass and...

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Thanks for your recommendation!

I love his playing and song writing. I think if he focuses on writing just blues instead of cheesy pop songs, he would be a great bluesman. I don't really like his voice. Hendrix and SRV (Mayers' biggest influences) are not recognized as the best singers ever but they know how to sing emotionally.

My recent discovery. "Bitches Brew" is too different from other Miles Davis' albums and IMO it's Davis' best work. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30Acy8Z9jkw "Romantic Warrior" is my all-time favorite. I don't think that I should give any introduction here...