r00t_b33r wrote

The Koss DJ100s are fairly portable, and I know someone who takes these to school with him every day. They're built well, sound awesome for the price, and fold up.

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So would these work well with the kind of music I listen to?

TXmodding wrote

r00t_b33r wrote

The Koss DJ100s are fairly portable, and I know someone who takes these to school with him every day. They're built well, sound awesome for the price, and fold up.

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So would these work well with the kind of music I listen to?

Yes. I would usually recommend Grados for rock music, but they are not portable at all.

r00t_b33r wrote

TXmodding wrote

r00t_b33r wrote

The Koss DJ100s are fairly portable, and I know someone who takes these to school with him every day. They're built well, sound awesome for the price, and fold up.

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So would these work well with the kind of music I listen to?

Yes. I would usually recommend Grados for rock music, but they are not portable at all.

Oh ok. What about in ear head phones? Would you recommend any good in ears for rock?

Budget: 300

Music preference: dubstep, edm, deathcore, death metal, thrasher

Type / form factor and portability: over ear

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

Source(s): ipod, turntables, computer

Im a beginner dubstep producer/dj so idk what is best

Budget: 50EURO-150EURO

Music preference: Charts - dubstep/rap

Type / form factor and portability: doesnt matter

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

Source(s):
ipod,desktop,laptop

TXmodding wrote

r00t_b33r wrote

TXmodding wrote

r00t_b33r wrote

The Koss DJ100s are fairly portable, and I know someone who takes these to school with him every day. They're built well, sound awesome for the price, and fold up.

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So would these work well with the kind of music I listen to?

Yes. I would usually recommend Grados for rock music, but they are not portable at all.

Oh ok. What about in ear head phones? Would you recommend any good in ears for rock?

How much do you want to spend? I wouldn't spend much at all if you're getting a nicer pair of over-ears.

happyhacker wrote Budget: 300

Music preference: dubstep, edm, deathcore, death metal, thrasher

Type / form factor and portability: over ear

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

Source(s): ipod, turntables, computer

Im a beginner dubstep producer/dj so idk what is best

I wrote a pretty detailed post on page 67 about the Ultrasone Pro 750s. Take a look at it. They're awesome DJ cans, and should handle all of your music well. They won't compliment rock as well as neutral headphones or Grados would, but the DJ features make them one of the best choices.

my budget is at least 100$

i want in the ear limited sound so no one can hear it except me

i want them to be small to get away with it in class

i listen to all genres

i will listen from a iPhone

is their wireless in the ears? so they wont see a cord?

Budget:150 US Dollars

Music preference: Rap/Rock

Type / form factor and portability: In ear

Source(s): Laptop

Thanks

Skull Candies are pretty good if you get them at a decent price. I got some pretty good ones for like 30 bucks, they are better than most headphones at that price range and they have a lot of bass.