I love sound quality and music

So far I've used them for listening to vinyls, gaming (had to buy a mic separate), and just music in general and it worked great for all that

Comes with everything listed, and music sounds great through these

Using headphones ot experience very high quality sound has become my way of enjoying my music now.

where close to utilizing it in my condo (sorry neighbors), I thought I'd look for a decent pair of headphones to enjoy music

They clearly play all the nice little sounds you don't always get from lesser cans, classics and country music have that a

They are obviously best suited for listening to music with a standard "V-Taper" EQ setting built in to maximize listening pleasure but they are NOT good to mix or master music on AT ALL!

Music I've loved since the 80

I like them a lot and recommend them for any mixing or just for just listening to clean music.

I use them for gaming as well as mixing music

Either use an external headphone amp or a good music 3rd party equalizer

I find myself enjoying the music I listen to, rather than experiencing it as noise that's slightly more pleasant to listen to than keystrokes and mouseclicks

I was astonished at how good the music sounded

If you like your music clean and free of any artificial digital processing, these reference level headphones are the ticket

The improved isolation keeps the distracting conversations out and my music in

Sound signature will provide plenty of fun with modern music

These take my listening experience to a total new level, such a pleasure hearing to the music on these, make me love the music much more than ever

I'm not a professional by any means, just a casual listener who wants good-sounding music and some isolation from background noise while working at my computer

Trust me, I say that as I laugh at the thought, as that is more a problem with the artists recording than the CB-1's, alas, maybe that music is not meant to be enjoyed on quality playback equipment

I noticed that the mid’s seemed a bit muddy, but thought it might improve upon Normalization of my audio