ATH-AD900X

Has had their ATH-AD900X since 2015 and, after cable mods and repaints, it is still their main headphone.

After over a month with the ATH-AD900X, finds it not bass-shy at all, with better bass than their M50, and a soundstage smaller than the AD700's.

Their ATH-AD900X sounds decent from an iPod, but an amp noticeably widens the soundstage and improves separation and texture.

Replaced a dead DT 880 with the ATH-AD900X and finds it extremely open, like strapping speakers to their ears, and very light on the head.

Brainwavz XL velour pads fixed all the comfort issues on their ATH-AD900X without changing the sound signature.

Owns the ATH-AD900X and AD700X and finds both very bass-light, with a sound signature unlike their other headphones.

Replacing the worn pads on their ATH-AD900X with Brainwavz XL completely ruined the sound for them.

Always loved the sound of the ATH-AD900X, but the 3D wing headband felt cheap and too loose, so they shifted unless they sat still.

Likes the sound of their ATH-AD900X, but the 3D wing headband has always given them trouble.

Owns both the ATH-AD900X and R70x and says the AD900X is not competitive at its price.

A month or two into the hobby, finds their ATH-AD900X pretty wonderful.

Finds their ATH-AD900X lacking in the low end.

Their ATH-AD900X failed early: the plastic started cracking and the non-detachable cable fell apart.