Wow, so this is dubstep? That's a lot better than what I've heard in the past. It's still not my type, but the relaxed feeling and ambience is a plus.

loserga wrote Wow, so this is dubstep? That's a lot better than what I've heard in the past. It's still not my type, but the relaxed feeling and ambience is a plus.

It's actually what dubstep was and has always been. Artists like Flux Pavillion, Mt. Eden, etc. are all on a sort of tangent I call brostep. It's not anything like dubstep, and it's just confusing and plain incorrect to lump them together. This guide is a good place to start, and I haven't dug very deep into this genre at all.

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Everything on that list has impressed me.

Budget: $0-$50

Music preference: Rap/hip-hop

Type / form factor and portability: Over-Ear OR On-Ear

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

By responding to the theme of the anti brony profile, you've allowed yourself to be trolled and given the troll it's desired response. When dealing with trolls, remember that they're powerless when you ignore them.

Parall3l wrote By responding to the theme of the anti brony profile, you've allowed yourself to be trolled and given the troll it's desired response. When dealing with trolls, remember that they're powerless when you ignore them.

Hmm... so the person created an account just to troll? What a waste of time.

Parall3l wrote By responding to the theme of the anti brony profile, you've allowed yourself to be trolled and given the troll it's desired response. When dealing with trolls, remember that they're powerless when you ignore them.

TTG trolling is not real trolling. It's usually just hating and being a moron.

r00t_b33r wrote

Parall3l wrote By responding to the theme of the anti brony profile, you've allowed yourself to be trolled and given the troll it's desired response. When dealing with trolls, remember that they're powerless when you ignore them.

TTG trolling is not real trolling. It's usually just hating and being a moron.

Ah yes, I keep forgetting, this forum has a lot of 12 years olds around.

CloneGFX wrote Budget: $0-$50

Music preference: Rap/hip-hop

Type / form factor and portability: Over-Ear OR On-Ear

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

AKG K518. On ears, the bass is not overwhelming but definitely strong.

r00t_b33r wrote

loserga wrote

Anti_Brony wrote Budget: Anything.

Music preference: EDM, Sub-Genre of mainly Drumstep.

Type / form factor and portability: Over ear

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

Source(s): Computer, iPhone-- Spotify.

Excuse the comments above. However, I would not rely on Spotify as a music source, just so you know. As for budget, trust me, you must specify one.

I've decided that since he didn't mention a budget and considering his avatar, he is attempting to troll. Hope he can prove me wrong, though, that'd be nice.

I actually hardly rely on Spotify much, just for songs i'm too lazy to take the time to download and what not.

@R00t, No, i'm not attempting to troll whatsoever, I don't hate people that are Bronies, it's just not a concept I like, I have a few Brony friends. Anyway, if I must put a budget on there, I guess my max would be about 250 USD.

You can probably go for the Ultrasone PRO750. From what I've read, the AiAiAi TMA-1 Studio isn't half bad, but inferior to the PRO750. The V-Moda M100 seems promising, but they're not out until the end of the month, and Val's being a cocky prick about them ("They'll revolutionize portable listening") so I'd rather not help support his company...

The main problem is that there aren't very many great headphones for EDM at $250. The Denon D2000 might have worked, but they've reached EOL and their replacement (D600) is double your budget.