Nice!
Probably, expensive too. I went with something less expensive, but also quite fulfilling:
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The top of that line is DJ1001, only $20 more than DJ1002. But I don't need all those extras, and I was worried that its impedance of 60 ohms is close to the point where computer headphones might need an amplifier. DJ1002 has impedance of only 32 ohms, so that's not an issue.
Oh, and I do have PowerDVD.
I quite agree with you. Headphones can beat many a speaker system. No need to position them, no interference from the room's (usually imperfect) acoustics, no extraneous noise (like from the computer fans or hard drives), no needless frequency cutoffs. But you can get superb surround sound right into your head (literally).
Cheaper than good speaker systems, too.
Many people seem to believe that headphones are not worth it. Probably because they base that assumption on the cheap headphones that are usually sold everywhere. But real, professional headphones are far, far better!
Leo