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Yes the Jmoney pads make a good enough difference. I think they are really worth the price. It takes the drivers away from the ears to say the least and that itself gives a better bass and improved sound stage.

+1 for M50 if they're available. If not, get a Grado Sr80i or a AD700. Skip the Sennheisers. They fail to impress me compared to the mentioned headphones.

D5k is slightly better than the D2k, better in all terms. While the HD600 and HD650 are almost on the same level. Just that the HD600 is more neutral sounding and the HD650 is slightly warmer sounding. The denons would pair better with your current amp. Personally I feel my D5000 is better than...

AD700 are open back headphones while the A700 are closed back ones. Ad700 are excellent in terms of speed and PRaT.

came across this recently posted ad. Excellent gear on sale. I have already mailed him for the LCD2. All prices are in SGD. http://www.hardwarez...ace/view/144939

You have a lot of other options like the Sr225i(analytical), DT880(comfortable, slightly warm), DT990(comfortable, brighter than the DT880), AT-A900(awesome bass & comfort), AD900(analytical, bass light), AD1000(analytical, bass light) just to give you a small idea. There are of course more...

Puneet is right that you should stay away from Bose, monster, beats audio, klipsch as these are just brands known for their marketing and not sound quality. They are rubbish. For your price range I would say you can get a grado sr80i if you want a open back.

No problem helping you out right here bro. If anybody else has the same requirement in the future, I'll just refer them to your thread The HD650 is warm and has plenty of bass. Also the vocals are really smooth and lush. All this, but the only thing is that you need a really good amp to juice...

What sort of sound signature are you looking for dude. There are a lot of headphones that you can get in that price range.

I would've told ya that the D2k are much better than the Senns of that range. Good you made the right choice on your own after auditioning.

Try a AT-M50. See if you find a difference and let us know which is better if possible.

So I guess its time for you to take a shot. Jvc RX700 or the M35. Personally I would go for the M35 and neither the E10 or the E7 but rather a HRT MS2(DAC) or the Fiio E17(DAC + Amp) for your laptop. HRT MS2 is an excellent DAC(the best at its price) while the E17 is a good dac + amp better...

Lol....that statement doesn't make sense. If that theory was correct, earphones should have the worst sound quality. Trust me the size of drivers does not translate to better SQ.

+1 for Grado Sr80i for rock pop music. +1 for M35 for trance, edm, hip hop.

I think you've got it the other way around. AD500/700 are bass light. They hardly have any sub bass on them. Those are the kinda cans i'd recommend to someone who doesn't really like much bass in their music, absolutely not to a basshead. You'd rather go for a AudioTechnica M35

Ask Pristinenote if he has something in your price range for JVC and AudioTechnica. I'm sure they could provide warranty and shipping plus he's a reputed seller.

Errrr... I don't know what your on but the Canon 7D & the D7000 is in another league compared to the Nikon 5100. Completely agree with brendon. The auto mode has improved and is good on dslrs for new users.You can also use the program modes as well which are like the ones on P&S cameras. The...

Seen it long back......this video makes me feel like a n00b!!

Not talking about lenses re.....talking about just the body. the 550D buffer fills up faster than that of the Nikon 5100

I think the 600D is more of a comparison for the Nikon 5100. The Nikon has a faster focus speed in real world scenarios. Canon has an advantage as the lenses are cheaper. A 50mm f1.8 with autofocus(which is considered as the best entry point lens) is a lot cheaper for canon than nikon. The nikon...