Your budget:220

Which genres you'll be listening to:DUBSTEP

What kind you want:Extra Bass!!!!
Whether you want open or closed headphones:CLOSED

What you are listening from:iPod

I want something with the most less sound leakage possible.

I've been thinking between the ATH-M50 or Siennheiser HD 25

Thanks

-Firefox wrote Your budget:220

Which genres you'll be listening to:DUBSTEP

What kind you want:Extra Bass!!!!
Whether you want open or closed headphones:CLOSED

What you are listening from:iPod

I want something with the most less sound leakage possible.

I've been thinking between the ATH-M50 or Siennheiser HD 25

Thanks

See the above post. I wouldn't go with either if you want "Extreme bass." They both have punchy bass, but I'd hardly call it extreme. I'd go with the Ultrason HFI-780.

There's also the Sony XB1000: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

But you'll need an amp for them. Something like a CMOY would be okay though. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

You'd still be within budget, and you'd probably have the bassiest headphone in your area! You'll send Beats owners crying.

Budget: anything up to $50

Music preference: Dance/club music and Rap basically

Type / form factor and portability: Mainly For iPod touch, to use to listen to on the bus to and from school, practical type

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

Source(s): iPod touch and Laptop

Good reward if you get me a good set

Veran wrote Budget: anything up to $50

Music preference: Dance/club music and Rap basically

Type / form factor and portability: Mainly For iPod touch, to use to listen to on the bus to and from school, practical type

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

Source(s): iPod touch and Laptop

Good reward if you get me a good set

I would personally go with a pair of in-ear headphones since they have good isolation. I'd recommend the Brainwavz M2 if you can afford them or the Xeport 5010 if you want to save money.

If you want on-ear headphones, the Koss Portapro and KSC75 are both amazing value and sound far better than their price would imply.

Thanks dude, think il try out the KSC75's, gonna get them off ebay and il let you know what i think

How you know so much about headphones anyways? lol

Veran wrote Budget: anything up to $50

Music preference: Dance/club music and Rap basically

Type / form factor and portability: Mainly For iPod touch, to use to listen to on the bus to and from school, practical type

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

Source(s): iPod touch and Laptop

Good reward if you get me a good set

What would you consider "practical?" The Portapros are a pretty good value, as are the MEElectronic HT21 and Denon P372. The AKG K518 is awesome too. Probably the best option in this price range.

If you don't mind shoving things in your ears, the XePort 5010 is an amazing value ($15 for sound that's worth at least $50!) as are the, well, you don't really need to spend more if you want a bassy IEM under $50. I have the Brainwavz M1 and M3 (still want the M2) and the TOTL M3 doesn't make me as happy as the XePorts do.

The KSC75's are an awesome deal for the price, but since they don't really make a seal, they might not have enough bass for you. If you listen to rock or indie too, I can't think of a better value for the money, but for club music, it'll struggle a bit.

I would consider practical as easily carried around and store at for example school. The possible lack of bass in the KSC75's are kind of putting me off them now. Though at the same time im not on for shoving things in my ears like the XePort 5010's

I might just have to settle for what may be that bit less bass, lol

Budget: anything.

Music preference:Rap/Hiphop

Type / form factor and portability:? uhm i dont get this one

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

Source(s): ?

Veran wrote I would consider practical as easily carried around and store at for example school. The possible lack of bass in the KSC75's are kind of putting me off them now. Though at the same time im not on for shoving things in my ears like the XePort 5010's

I might just have to settle for what may be that bit less bass, lol

In my opinion, the Portapros (which are extremely similar to the KSC75) have quite a lot of bass. I would say they're the most bassy headphone I own! If you don't think they have enough bass, you can return them since Amazon is so nice about returns. Also, you haven't taken much of a loss in buying them! They're dirt cheap!

xio wrote Budget: anything.

Music preference:Rap/Hiphop

Type / form factor and portability:? uhm i dont get this one

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

Source(s): ?

Trolling, not funny.

If you are not, give me SOMETHING, at least. I need at least a budget and a form factor. More if you're spending over $100, like musical tastes and such.