Has anyone here tried the PRO 650? How would they compare to, say, the PRO 900?

1. Denon AH-D7000 2. Sennheiser HD700 3. Ultrasone PRO 900 4. Beyerdynamic DT1350 = Ultrasone PRO 750 6. Brainwavz HM5 7. Koss TBSE1 8. M-Audio Q40 9. Sony MDR-XB550AP

The O2 is slightly too big. Anything that's smaller that would power them well?

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Hey guys,   Just bought a pair of Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO 80, but feel that they are a bit underpowered with my Fiio E6. Which portable amp should I buy to drive these out of an iPod Touch? I have the Fiio L9 already and want to spend around $50 max, if that's possible.   Thanks!

Get the Monoprice 8323!! Amazing headphones for the money! To be honest, I like them more than the M50.

Ohh okay. Seems like the Q40 has better sound. Does the Q40 still have solid build quality?

Ah okay I understand. What did you like more about the Q40 soundwise?

Hey guys,   After lots of searching for the perfect basshead headphone up to $150, I have come to the two headphones in the title (Audio Technica PRO700MK2 and M-Audio Q40). Which one is better overall (sound, build quality etc.) without taking price into consideration?   Thanks!!

Great recommendation, but I would prefer a closed back headphone. Thanks though!

I cannot worry about my headphones breaking lol. I want something built well. Any other suggestions other than the four im considering?

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Ah I see. How do the M50 pads compare with the DT770 velour pads?

  In Canada, the prices of all these headphones are the same, with the the Ultrasones being slightly more expensive. Are there any differences between the stock pads and the M50 pads soundwise? Or is it all comfort?

Hey guys,   As mentioned in my last thread, I am looking for a warm headphone with relaxed treble and a great bass response. Which of the four headphones in the title would you recommend? I will be driving the headphones with a Fiio E6 and an iPod Touch. I am looking within the $150-$200 price...

Ahhh that sucks! But if you do find a good audio store, I suggest trying all three even though. What I hear may not be what you hear. I know for a fact that the d600 suits your needs more than the other two. It's a great all rounder imo

I would take the pro900 off your list. They sound very artificial for classical and symphonies. I owned a pair, but sold it because of its recessed midrange and very metallic treble which sounded "off". Bass is fabulous though, best of the three in terms of extension. I auditioned the M100, and...

Shure SRH750DJ, M-Audio Q40, Beyerdynamic DT770 or Ultrasone hfi 580?

I love the 1R, but found them a little too cold in the mids. Maybe it's just me lol They're a little too big, I'm using the headphones outside too

I tried that, and it reduces treble, but reduces the amazing detail. For dubstep and all electronic genres, the highs are actually pleasant, and make it a lot fun, but for every other genre, the highs are just really dominating! The only thing I'm thinking of doing it using an EQ to reduce the...

Hey guys, I'm having an issue with my pro 750. Bass is amazing, mids are clear, but the treble is excruciating. It's extremely sharp. Whenever I turn up the volume, I have to lower them because of it. It sounds like a piece of glass shattering right next to my ears. Is this normal? Is there...

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Hey guys,   I'm looking for a set of closed headphones to compliment my Ultrasone PRO 750. I am looking at a headphone that's really bassy, like the 750, but a bit tamer in the highs, and warmer overall (less bright). I want to keep my budget under $200, and I have a Fiio E6 amp to drive...

I'd look at Sennheiser Momentum and AKG K550. I'm also with the Sony MDR-1R