Not as great, maybe, as the other Koss pairs I have, but very nice, and the plug is such that it doesn't get torn sideways easily & require replacement within a few days

Over a year ago I bought a better Koss set and that one remains like new dispite teenage use (a good test indeed).

There is an amount of sound leakageNeedless to say, I highly, highly recommend the Koss UR40

He recommended The Koss UR40 -- the biggest problem I'm having is returning to reality.

Good job, Koss.

In summary, the Koss UR-40 is worth $30 to the iPod crowd

But to get to the short of it, the Koss UR40 do sound pretty damn good

and I can't stress this enough -- the Koss UR40

In my opinion, Koss showed no concern for a customer by sending out an item that looked like it was second-hand instead of brand-new in the package.

He recommended The Koss UR40 -- the biggest problem I'm having is returning to reality.

In my opinion these $30 Koss UR40 sound better than those sets costing more than $200.The bass is stronger on these and the treble clear and clean

These KOSS cans are extremely sensitive, which means you won't have to crank your stereo's volume to get deep bass and clear highs

These Koss headphones are comfortable and sound better than I expected for the money.

: these headphones have the legendary Koss KSC75 drivers built in -- these drivers are even praised by audiophiles for how amazing they sound at such a low price (Check the reviews for KSC75's sound).

I checked the music with another set of headphones and the Koss UR40 was definitely bad.

Koss is indeed trustworthy and the product is made of good quality

The sound is fuller than Koss' heavier TD series, practically indistinguishable from the Sennheiser's or my Sony MDR600's--balanced, with tight, definitive bass, crisp percussion, pleasant and very present mid-range.

Sound like the vintage Koss sound they're known for for years

They make the Koss UR40s sound like utter garbage