Alessandro MS-1

Sporting a similar sound signature to the Koss KSC-75s that we loved so much, the Alessandro MS-1s are a slightly enhanced, slightly more expensive op...

Alessandro Music Series MS1i Black Walnut Cups $169 Big thanks to JoeDoe of Head-Fi as he performed the cup installation as well as the swapping out the headband. I paid a little more for mine due to the lovely Walnut Cups, price for a Stock Alessandro...

These were my first ever "High end" headphones. I had to decide between these, the SR60, or the SR80. I decided to go with these as they were the same price of the SR80, but most people claimed for them to sound like the SR 125. First listen was...

One of my favorite headphones period. This side of the 225i's, there really is no reason to buy any Grados, the MS1's sound better and costs much less.

I love my MS1i's, they sound amazin, after I got used to it are quite comfortable and just sound beautifully open. The sound is quite flat and in turn is quite good for an amateur music producer like me, my dad's an expert on mastering and such and he...

metalheads ? this is what you're looking for :) need an amp to shine though.

I love these for when I want to enjoy my music, especially for rock. Added the L-Cush pads on mine, which I find opens them up a bit more and improves comfort as well. Best bang for buck cans, and a bargin at ~$100

The vocal and the bass are just balanced! The bass aren't cover the vocal Best HP in this price

At first (after unboxing), they sounded not so good. Too bright sound and lot of sizzle. since 20 hours burned, it sounded better, larger soundstage, less sizzle but is still offensive to ears. now it's 30 hours burned. its sound goes better and better...

- Uncomfortable due to high pressure on ears, huge earpads added = ok - Sound : Very bright, no mention worthy low bass (even with amp), pretty annoying = sold