Mac_Milller wrote Budget: $100 or less

Music preference: Rap/Hip Hop

Type / form factor and portability: In-ear

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear):

Source(s): Ipod/Laptop

Shure SE215, and those refurbs r00t_b33r is recommending a few pages back.

Your budget (make sure you tell me what currency!)

Genres: Mostly Hip Hop/Rap and dance/dubstep.

Type: No preference

I would be using the the headphones/earphones for listening to music on my computer and ipod.

I can afford up to $500 australian dollars.

5wag wrote Your budget (make sure you tell me what currency!)

Genres: Mostly Hip Hop/Rap and dance/dubstep.

Type: No preference

I would be using the the headphones/earphones for listening to music on my computer and ipod.

I can afford up to $500 australian dollars.

Wat. Please tell me you at least have a dedicated sound card for your computer.

loserga wrote

5wag wrote Your budget (make sure you tell me what currency!)

Genres: Mostly Hip Hop/Rap and dance/dubstep.

Type: No preference

I would be using the the headphones/earphones for listening to music on my computer and ipod.

I can afford up to $500 australian dollars.

Wat. Please tell me you at least have a dedicated sound card for your computer.

His going by the Beats Studio price in Oz, $500 AUD. Should give enough room for stuff like V-moda LP2, Sennheiser HD25 Adidas, Ultrasone PRO900 and etc

Budget: Max 100 GBP

Music preference: House music (swedish house mafia), RnB, Dance, POP

Type / form factor and portability: On Ear, NEED TO BE NOISE CANCELLING

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

Source(s): iPod nano 2nd gen, iPhone 4s, MacBook Pro

currently have the old Sennheiser PX 250-II, with active noise cancelling and I love them, however, after 7 years, they have finally broken. looking for a bit more bass though

Budget: 150 CAD or USD. (I can go higher if needed, but $150 is my preferred limit)

Music preference: No preference. I intend on using it for browsing videos and some gaming. (I don't listen to music often, so if a genre IS required, I'd have to go with EDM and rap.)

Type / form factor and portability: Over-ear would be my first choice, but I'll settle for on-ear if the former can't be done. Portability doesn't matter, I will be using them solely for my desktop at home.

Open/Closed: Closed, but it isn't a big issue if open is the only option.

Source(s): Desktop computer and nostril (left or right, you pick).

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Just wanted to add a "thank you" beforehand, as I really appreciate that you are helping the community choose a good pair of headphones for their specific situation!

Jtagmodz360z wrote Budget: Max 100 GBP

Music preference: House music (swedish house mafia), RnB, Dance, POP

Type / form factor and portability: On Ear, NEED TO BE NOISE CANCELLING

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

Source(s iPod nano 2nd gen, iPhone 4s, MacBook Pro

currently have the old Sennheiser PX 250-II, with active noise cancelling and I love them, however, after 7 years, they have finally broken. looking for a bit more bass though

Do you ACTUALLY need noise cancelling (only removes constant, whirring noises) or do you need isolation (everything else)? There's a big difference. If you can deal with isolation, there's the Sennheiser PX360. If you NEED NC, there's the Goldring NS1000.

MSR wrote Budget: 150 CAD or USD. (I can go higher if needed, but $150 is my preferred limit)

Music preference: No preference. I intend on using it for browsing videos and some gaming. (I don't listen to music often, so if a genre IS required, I'd have to go with EDM and rap.)

Type / form factor and portability: Over-ear would be my first choice, but I'll settle for on-ear if the former can't be done. Portability doesn't matter, I will be using them solely for my desktop at home.

Open/Closed: Closed, but it isn't a big issue if open is the only option.

Source(s Desktop computer and nostril (left or right, you pick).

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Just wanted to add a "thank you" beforehand, as I really appreciate that you are helping the community choose a good pair of headphones for their specific situation!

There's the Audio Technica AD700 if you don't plan on listening to that much music. Closed, there's the Beyerdynamic DT770.

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Budget: 30

Music preference: The Charts on itunes

Type / form factor and portability: Any

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

Source(s):

Much Appreciated in advance

Vogar wrote Hii,



Budget: 30

Music preference: The Charts on itunes

Type / form factor and portability: Any

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

Source(s):

Much Appreciated in advance

Koss Portapro or Xeport 5010. Hard to recommend over-ear cans at this price point.

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Budget: around $100, no more then $150(US dollars)

Music preference: Mostly dubstep and progressive house. Some rock here and there

Type / form factor and portability: Id prefer over ear (like solrepublic's Track's HD) and im going to be using them during school, so a little bit or portability, while still looking cool.

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): Closed, i love bass.

Source(s): Listening with my Android deevice (HTC Evo 3D) and my laptop.

Extra: (just added this ) im already considering the Tracks HD from solrepublic, but id like some more choices.