Ishcabible wrote The DJ PRO100's would be awesome for rock, but what's your definition of bass heavy? And they kind of need an amp.

The Sony XB700 would be awesome if you want bass. The K181DJ is also a great option if you can deal with something less comfy.

What do you think of the Sennheiser HD419s?
They might be what Im looking at

10 - 30 pounds

Dubstep - drum and bass

in ear

listening from laptop phone and ipod

sexy bass

amazon only?
if you can

Kyrex wrote 10 - 30 pounds

Dubstep - drum and bass

in ear

listening from laptop phone and ipod

sexy bass

amazon only?
if you can

Bassy IEMs. You've got a number of choices. The Meelectronics M31 and CC51, Sony XB41EX, and the Xeport 5010. Honestly, I'd go for the Xeport here because the bang for your buck is hard to beat!

Cynic wrote

Ishcabible wrote The DJ PRO100's would be awesome for rock, but what's your definition of bass heavy? And they kind of need an amp.

The Sony XB700 would be awesome if you want bass. The K181DJ is also a great option if you can deal with something less comfy.

What do you think of the Sennheiser HD419s?
They might be what Im looking at

I haven't tried those specific ones out, but I've tried the HD418 and they won't have enough bass for you.

Kyrex wrote 10 - 30 pounds

Dubstep - drum and bass

in ear

listening from laptop phone and ipod

sexy bass

amazon only?
if you can

If you want something only from Amazon, the JVC FX1X are probably your best bet. The Xeports would be your best option, but they aren't available on Amazon.uk.

Thanks, i finally bought those headphones you recommended (earbuds) they are working great!

I just got my x10's in the mail and i'm very disappointed. They are great looking and feeling but when it comes to sound I am not happy. They are great at low volume but when I hit high they are very distorted. Which is a very bad thing because on any other headphones they don't do this.

JeLY wrote I just got my x10's in the mail and i'm very disappointed. They are great looking and feeling but when it comes to sound I am not happy. They are great at low volume but when I hit high they are very distorted. Which is a very bad thing because on any other headphones they don't do this.

That's not a documented issue with these phones. However, there's a number of things that can be causing this. High-end headphones are extremely revealing of details and flaws in your music. What are you listening from, and what is the bitrate of the sound file? Also, what song is it in particular? Master quality may be at fault. If your music is all ripped from Youtube, that's the bottleneck. They won't sound good on anything.

r00t_b33r wrote

JeLY wrote I just got my x10's in the mail and i'm very disappointed. They are great looking and feeling but when it comes to sound I am not happy. They are great at low volume but when I hit high they are very distorted. Which is a very bad thing because on any other headphones they don't do this.

That's not a documented issue with these phones. However, there's a number of things that can be causing this. High-end headphones are extremely revealing of details and flaws in your music. What are you listening from, and what is the bitrate of the sound file? Also, what song is it in particular? Master quality may be at fault. If your music is all ripped from Youtube, that's the bottleneck. They won't sound good on anything.

All my music is 320 kbps and i'm listening to downloaded music from piratebay and i'm listening from my iPod.

JeLY wrote

r00t_b33r wrote

JeLY wrote I just got my x10's in the mail and i'm very disappointed. They are great looking and feeling but when it comes to sound I am not happy. They are great at low volume but when I hit high they are very distorted. Which is a very bad thing because on any other headphones they don't do this.

That's not a documented issue with these phones. However, there's a number of things that can be causing this. High-end headphones are extremely revealing of details and flaws in your music. What are you listening from, and what is the bitrate of the sound file? Also, what song is it in particular? Master quality may be at fault. If your music is all ripped from Youtube, that's the bottleneck. They won't sound good on anything.

All my music is 320 kbps and i'm listening to downloaded music from piratebay and i'm listening from my iPod.

There is not a single reason this should happen. What are your other headphones? At this point, it's more than likely a defective pair and Amazon will replace or refund them, assuming you bought them through Amazon.