A pair of headphones

[mdcdesign]

I agree that the sound quality on these are pretty decent, but I can't wear them for more than 15 minutes without my ears hurting. Maybe I just have a big head though.

Ahaha quite possibly, apparently I have quite a small head (always had to use smallish helmets when go-karting) and they're fine for me.

[deevey]

actually got a chance to listen to the Marshall Major, and I must say i have mixed feelings for them. How do they compare to the ones that i've listed above?

Well in an extensive headphone test comparison to find a replacement for my aging MDR-V6's they were quite literally the only ones that came close in terms of sound quality, range and comfort in the sub $150 bracket compared to my V6's .. however it would be completely dependent on what type of sound you are comfortable with.

And yes I tried all the usual suspects TMA's, Pioneers, Sennheisers, Beyerdynamic etc.. However "revelaing" is not the sound that would be everyones cuppa tea for day-to-day listening.

[IzConcept]

If you're willing to spend alot of money for a quality product. I would recommend getting yourself a pair of V-moda m100s. That way you can use them for DJing as well. Legendary comfort, design, durability and sound. If you prefer a brighter sound, then the Momentum's are a better choice, I prefer them over my m100s for general listening.

[FEEDIT]

If you're willing to spend alot of money for a quality product. I would recommend getting yourself a pair of V-moda m100s. That way you can use them for DJing as well. Legendary comfort, design, durability and sound. If you prefer a brighter sound, then the Momentum's are a better choice, I prefer them over my m100s for general listening.

haven't really considered v-moda as an option, but I really do love their design

[deevey]

haven't really considered v-moda as an option, but I really do love their design

loved the feel of the Vmoda's - on the comfort front they were #1, second to marshalls on audible range but I thought they felt pretty heavy outside of gigging or studio.