Lemon_Haze wrote Your budget - 30 ( GBP )

Which genres you'll be listening to - everything really

What kind you want - in ear

Whether you want open or closed headphones - doesn't matter

What you are listening from - ipod, laptop

The Meelectronics M6 or the Brainwavz M2 (Visang R03) or M1. If you could tolerate some small, portable on-ears, look at the Koss KSC75, Portapros, or KSC35. They're the best deals out there, hands down.

Your budget - 0-40 ( USA )

Which genres you'll be listening to - rap hip hop

What kind you want - prefer over but in ear to

Whether you want open or closed headphones - doesn't matter

What you are listening from - ipod

Budget:30-40 british sterlings

Music preference:dubstep,rock

Type / form factor and portability:any

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear):open

Source(s): phone and laptop

Smurfiez wrote Your budget - 0-40 ( USA )

Which genres you'll be listening to - rap hip hop

What kind you want - prefer over but in ear to

Whether you want open or closed headphones - doesn't matter

What you are listening from - ipod

For over-ear, the JVC HA RX700 or Superlux HD 681 (if you have an equalizer to roll off the highs a bit).

If you want IEMs, the Meelectronics M6 and Brainwavz M1 are in your price range.

For on-ear, Koss Portapro, Koss KSC75, Koss KSC35.

Darkvector187 wrote Budget:30-40 british sterlings

Music preference:dubstep,rock

Type / form factor and portability:any

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear):open

Source(s): phone and laptop

IEMs: Brainwavz M2 (Visang RO3).

On-ear: Koss Portapro, Koss KSC75, Koss KSC35.

Over-ear: JVC HA RX700 or HA RX900, Superlux HD 681 or 668B (assuming you can roll of the highs with an equalizer).

Budget: 0-60

Music preference: Rap/Dubstep

Type / form factor and portability: Does not matter

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): Does not matter

Source(s): 8)

DBS_King wrote Budget: 0-60

Music preference: Rap/Dubstep

Type / form factor and portability: Does not matter

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): Does not matter

Source(s): 8)

I'd prefer more info, but I'll work with what I have.

Sony XB500 for over-ear. Not audiophile quality, but a great-sounding fun headphone that has incredible bass.

Brainwavz M2 for IEMs. Nothing better for the price, to my knowledge.

Koss Portapros, KSC75s, or KSC35s for on-ear. These are the best bang-for-your-buck headphones out there. Particularly the latter two.

Budget: 0-20 GBP

Music preference: Bass

Type / form factor and portability: in ear

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear):

Source(s): iphone

kule wrote Budget: 0-20 GBP

Music preference: Bass

Type / form factor and portability: in ear

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear):

Source(s): iphone

Meelectronics M6 or JVC Marshmallow. I'd definitely go with the former.

i like this post but dont agree with all of it

i think your affraid of big companies

gotta remmeber
one pair of headphones on someone will sound different to another person
=]

personally i love the beats
for what i listen to love the bass response
i use akg for recording music and i dont mix my tracks on headphones
i use Krk roket speakers