LMAO Lakers Part 2

[IronMexican]

I have the grado gs1000i's and love em.

I hate you. Yeah, I'm jealous. If I ever won the lottery, my first move would be to buy some from the tier above the prestige set.


I also hope you have a great amplifier to go along with that.

[cobbler]

I have nice equiptment. I have been in the process of building a small home studio the last 2 years. You don't need to win the lottery, just go to school and get a decent job!

[TJastal]

You forgot:

lol cry-baby Lamar Odom, getting a technical to seal the loss.

[Koolaid_Man]

LOL back-to-back losses
LOL Brown as your only bench
LOL Gasol and Kobe look tired
LOL being third in the WEST
LOLOLOLOL

you may want to visit your local pharmacy for some cream to help deal with that anal itch you got.

[KapitanTutan]

but but they have the deepest bench in the league

[Giuseppe]

And they're NBA World Champions.

[IronMexican]

I hear all Grado's have ridiculous noise spill, so not going with those. I'm gonna go between the Beyerdynamic 770's, or AKG 701's.

[mavsfan1000]

Not going to stay that way but we can enjoy it while it last.

[cobbler]

I hear all Grado's have ridiculous noise spill, so not going with those. I'm gonna go between the Beyerdynamic 770's, or AKG 701's.

All the cans have their own nuances. I own the AKG 701's which are a great deal for the $. I also have a pair of Senn HD650 and Grado gs1000i. The Senn's are more nuetral while most of the Grado's have a crispiness to them. The AKG's fall in the middle.

I prefer the Senn's when mixing because they color the actual source sound the least. The Grado's all definely have that "Grado" coloring that so many like. The clarity and soundstage of the gs1000i's is truly amazing.

As with all high quality cans, the music source and delivery equipment make all the difference in the world. If you're playing MP3's etc on your ipod.... then don't waste your money.

As with any speakers or headphones, it's all a matter of taste and what sounds good to you. Don't go by the reviews or reputations although they can narrow your search. Go to a store and actually try them all and bring an assortment of listening materials. Also, don't forget that many high end cans have a break in period before they hit their sweet spot.

I cannot imagine you would be dissapointed in any of the cans you have mentioned. I have not personally heard the Beyerdynamic's.

If by noise spill you mean that they are not an enclosed noise canceling headphone then you are correct. Sounds from the outside can be heard and the people around you can hear what is being played since they are an open back headphone.

Happy hunting!