Distracted wrote Budget:
50 - 100 GBP.


Music preference:
Dubstep, Rock, Bit of heavy metal, Charts. (Preferably I would like the deep bass and low pitch to thrive in my earphones).

Below is my Epic. playlist on Spotify (favourite songs).
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Type / form factor and portability:
In-Ear Earphones.


Source(s): I think these look great?:
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(Great price too )


Listening from:
Smart phone or iPod. (Possibly computer; but if a certain recommendation doesn't work with computers, I won't care)


Nothing Like:
I prefer not to walk around with these in my lug-holes ;)
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Are these any good?:
http://thetechgame.com/A1bdX2

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Thanks and I hope I provided enough information!

Can't see the last link, and yes, the Beyers are good.

The Vsonic GR07 would be very good for what you want, but I see them going for 120 GBP. The Hifiman RE 262 is also VERY good for the price, but requires an amp. Again, an option.

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But I'd probably recommend the DTX 101 IE since they seem to be exactly what you want. It seems you like the design as well.

Yizzy wrote Budget: 100

Music preference: Alot of Dubstep and trance, alot of mellowstep, rap, and alternative rock

Type / form factor and portability:Over Ear, Doesnt need to be very portable, for school and trips use though

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): Closed ( i do like my bass)

Source(s): iPhone and Laptop, Sound card (I use turntables)

Also please note I have already owned skullcandy skullcrushers, but sadly they broke 4 times, want durability!

V-Moda LP! The "Nero" and "Chrome" color schemes are $105 and $110 respectively on Amazon.

zzzjakeyzzz wrote Thanks, also my friend is thinking of getting a pair of fanny wangs. Could you tell me what you think of them please? Thanks

I actually had one of the pre-production pairs. Tim Hickman, the CEO of Fanny Wang, wanted to prove that their headphones sounded better than the Solos, which was true, but they weren't much better. At the time, they were pretty decent, but now that there are a lot of options, it'd be smarter to go with something else like the Philips Uptown or M80.

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r00t_b33r wrote

Distracted wrote Budget:
50 - 100 GBP.


Music preference:
Dubstep, Rock, Bit of heavy metal, Charts. (Preferably I would like the deep bass and low pitch to thrive in my earphones).

Below is my Epic. playlist on Spotify (favourite songs).
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Type / form factor and portability:
In-Ear Earphones.


Source(s): I think these look great?:
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(Great price too )


Listening from:
Smart phone or iPod. (Possibly computer; but if a certain recommendation doesn't work with computers, I won't care)


Nothing Like:
I prefer not to walk around with these in my lug-holes ;)
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Are these any good?:
http://thetechgame.com/A1bdX2

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Thanks and I hope I provided enough information!

Can't see the last link, and yes, the Beyers are good.

The Vsonic GR07 would be very good for what you want, but I see them going for 120 GBP. The Hifiman RE 262 is also VERY good for the price, but requires an amp. Again, an option.

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But I'd probably recommend the DTX 101 IE since they seem to be exactly what you want. It seems you like the design as well.

So my first choice was great! Thanks!

Budget:
Up to about $30-45

Music preference:
I mostly listen to rap, hip-hop, and dubstep as well as a bunch of other electro genres. I listen to any genre really so keep that in mind.

Summarized, I listen to any genre, but mostly rap/hip-hop and electronic music (dubstep, DnB, etc.)

Type / form factor and portability:
In-ear, able to fit in my pocket, up through my shirt, and in my ear

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

Source(s):
PC, phone, iPod, PSP, things of the like. I don't care if it doesn't go well with PC as long as it's good with handheld devices.

*I would love a rasta colorway (green, yellow, red), but I don't really mind.

Overear or onear
100-150
Rap rock techno love ballads
Are any of the Bose headphones any good in my price range??

Rule34 wrote Budget:
Up to about $30-45

Music preference:
I mostly listen to rap, hip-hop, and dubstep as well as a bunch of other electro genres. I listen to any genre really so keep that in mind.

Summarized, I listen to any genre, but mostly rap/hip-hop and electronic music (dubstep, DnB, etc.)

Type / form factor and portability:
In-ear, able to fit in my pocket, up through my shirt, and in my ear

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear:(
...

Source(s
PC, phone, iPod, PSP, things of the like. I don't care if it doesn't go well with PC as long as it's good with handheld devices.

*I would love a rasta colorway (green, yellow, red), but I don't really mind.

AKG K518? The red version is within your budget, and gets you a third of the way there. You can probably paint it yourself though if you're feeling adventurous

PardonMyFrench wrote Overear or onear
100-150
Rap rock techno love ballads
Are any of the Bose headphones any good in my price range??

None of the Bose headphones are that great. The AE2 is admittedly a nice headphone if you NEED something comfy, but there's so much better at the price point, like the Sony ZX700, Ultrasone HFI680 (or HFI780 if you want more bass), Sennheiser HD25 (maybe), or Audio Technica A700X.

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And it seems we've surpassed 50,000 hits! NEAT-O! I'll see if I can come up with something to do for this milestone.

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Quite, but the Brainwavz HM5 and Ultrasone HFI-580 are better and similar.