Hopstretch

I also find them very comfortable. Perversely, this means I am constantly fiddling with them, trying to find exactly the right way to orient them on my head.

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Mouse head?

What's wrong with the good old skull of an enemy? Some islander you are.

They really are exceptional headphones, though. Holy moley. Finding it quite hard to pull off the usual multi-tasking while listening. Keep getting sucked into the music. I do sstill find them ssomewhat ssibilant on particular recordingss, but no one else sseemss to mind sso maybe itss jusst my earss.

It is pretty funny. Except of course the HD800s have a five digit serial and the box has a nine digit ID number. I guess they really are game-changing!

HD800 | | HF-2 | HF-1/HD600 HD650 | | | RS-2 We'll have to see if woodying the HF-1s can move them back up the ladder.

I realize this isn't of any use as a comparison, but I'm happy to testify that the GS-1 is doing a fine job driving my HD800s right now. Will say this, with such a neutral headphone off such a neutral amp, good recordings sound wonderful but crappy ones are pretty much unlistenable. Anything with a hint of "sizzle", in particular, is quite painfully well-portrayed.

Third bottle.

Big Country -- The Crossing No birds were pictured in the making of this album.

Those are usually transparent. Um, I hear.

Andrew Bird -- Armchair Apocrypha I would say that Andrew Bird and Ardbeg are the two best things I have discovered solely as a result of Head-Case so far.

Stretch smash!

Stretch like?

I got my friend a Gamma lite + Mini3 for about $235, IIRC.

That wasn't meant to be a shot at you or anyone else having this issue. Poor choice of words. I agree entirely that they shouldn't be doing it.

Where we do dis?

It's a Moore-athon!

Well, they came. #322 and, after listening to the HF-2s all day, they sure sound ... different. PS: No squeaks, clanks or tinkles yet.

To and from CanJam:

I hate being right at the end of the local UPS route.

The headband is actually vastly improved over the HF-1 already. It's proper stitched leather and a lot more rigid, so it does a lot better job distributing the weight.

Well, they sure sound good. I'm fully adjusted and ready to join the fan club! They're particularly pleasant with smaller-scale guitar/male vocal recordings like, say, my own personal trinity of Cave, Cohen and Knopfler.

That's why HeadRoom > Lotsadiscountheadphones.com. Tyll, it looks like Eric from Senn is already fielding whinges about this in the "appreciation" thread on Head-Fi.

Michael Hutchence?