FS: My headphones.

[dalethorn]

All headphones ship to continental U.S. only, Paypal only. Shipping to Eastern U.S. included - Western U.S. add $25. Headphones used for testing only, like new.

Beyer T90 Jubilee: $295.
Beyer T51p: $145.
Beyer DT1350 w/T51 earpads: $175.
B&W P7 (new): $235.
B&W P5s2 (new): $145.
Bose QC25: $195.
Final Audio Pandora IV(4): $195.
Sennheiser HD-A280: $145.
Sennheiser HD8-DJ: $195.
Portaphile Micro amp:$235.
Beyer A200p DAC/amp: $195.

 

[Phelonious Ponk]

I may be in the DT1350. Are they efficient? Work well with portable sources/no amp?

Tim

 

[dalethorn]

I may be in the DT1350. Are they efficient? Work well with portable sources/no amp? Tim

They play well with iphone and ipod, even with my low-volume tracks. There's not a big advantage to amping outside of better soundstage and air, since the bass is already pretty tight.

 

[Phelonious Ponk]

They play well with iphone and ipod, even with my low-volume tracks. There's not a big advantage to amping outside of better soundstage and air, since the bass is already pretty tight.

These are closed, and circumaural (around ear, not on ear), correct?

Tim

 

[Phelonious Ponk]

Just found an Innerfidelity review. These are, unfortunately, on-ear. I can't wear them. Thanks.

Tim

 

[dalethorn]

These are closed, and circumaural (around ear, not on ear), correct? Tim

The 1350 is closed but on ear. The problems with on-ears are why I went with the T51 earpads, not because I'm into modding that way.

 

[JimmyS]

Just got a AK120II, and think the T51p's would be a nice addition

 

[dalethorn]

Just got a AK120II, and think the T51p's would be a nice addition

Lots of detail - Tesla drivers.

 

[Phelonious Ponk]

The 1350 is closed but on ear. The problems with on-ears are why I went with the T51 earpads, not because I'm into modding that way.

I assume they're still on-ear, even with the changed pads?

Tim

 

[dalethorn]

I assume they're still on-ear, even with the changed pads? Tim

Exactly.

 

[skolis]

Re: the Bose QC25: $195..... did you ever try them on an airplane and if so , what is your assessment? thx

 

[dalethorn]

Re: the Bose QC25: $195..... did you ever try them on an airplane and if so , what is your assessment? thx

I tried the QC15 on a plane, but haven't been on with the QC25. The QC15 blocked the engine and etc. noise very effectively, but they design the noise canceling so when a flight attendant is in the aisle next to your seat, you can hear them talk to some extent before removing the headphone. I think you'll find that the QC25 is the best noise canceler outside of shooter's headsets.