ansehelm wrote

Parall3l wrote

AKG K240, KRK KNS6400.

Just about anything neutral-ish will do. $50 out of your budget there's the K701

Ishcabible should have more suggestions

Ah sorry guys I guess have to narrow down the budget to below $150 USD.

Btw is there any difference between K701 and Q701 aside from the appearances?

The Q701 has a removable cable.

Midrange-heavy for indie screams AKG though. That or Grado, but they're flimsy and don't isolate.

Beats are really good for DnB

Ishcabible wrote

ansehelm wrote

Parall3l wrote

AKG K240, KRK KNS6400.

Just about anything neutral-ish will do. $50 out of your budget there's the K701

Ishcabible should have more suggestions

Ah sorry guys I guess have to narrow down the budget to below $150 USD.

Btw is there any difference between K701 and Q701 aside from the appearances?

The Q701 has a removable cable.

Midrange-heavy for indie screams AKG though. That or Grado, but they're flimsy and don't isolate.

If I were to go for IEMs, would Beyerdynamic's XP3 be good enough?

Few wrote Beats are really good for DnB

Beats are about the last headphones I'd pick for DnB. If you like DnB and you're using Beats, you're honestly missing out.

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Thanks Ishcabible and Parall3l for helping so much lately. I really appreciate it.

Budget: $ 20-35

Music preferences: Trap, hiphop, dnb, dubstep, generally bass heavy music

Type/form-factor: over-ear

Open or closed: closed

Listening from: computer

Details: I plan on using these for music while playing games on my PC only. I have only had experience with turtle beaches and regular buds. I have no amps, durability is not a top priority but I want them to last some time. They don't need to be portable because they will only be used on my computer. If you could find something on amazon like this that would be great but I am open to most sites.

Price: 60$

Music: Everything from country to rock to dubstep

In ear

Mainly looking for sound clarity and some bass. I saw you guys recommended the Xeport 5010 alot how do they compare to Brainwavz m4 and klipsch S4? I was originally gonna go with the M4 but i would like a second opinion.

Few wrote Beats are really good for DnB

They're actually rather horrible unless you don't know what drums or bass sounds like.

Racist wrote Budget: $ 20-35

Music preferences: Trap, hiphop, dnb, dubstep, generally bass heavy music

Type/form-factor: over-ear

Open or closed: closed

Listening from: computer

Details: I plan on using these for music while playing games on my PC only. I have only had experience with turtle beaches and regular buds. I have no amps, durability is not a top priority but I want them to last some time. They don't need to be portable because they will only be used on my computer. If you could find something on amazon like this that would be great but I am open to most sites.

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ansehelm wrote

Ishcabible wrote

ansehelm wrote

Parall3l wrote

AKG K240, KRK KNS6400.

Just about anything neutral-ish will do. $50 out of your budget there's the K701

Ishcabible should have more suggestions

Ah sorry guys I guess have to narrow down the budget to below $150 USD.

Btw is there any difference between K701 and Q701 aside from the appearances?

The Q701 has a removable cable.

Midrange-heavy for indie screams AKG though. That or Grado, but they're flimsy and don't isolate.

If I were to go for IEMs, would Beyerdynamic's XP3 be good enough?

I've never even heard of those. Doing a cursory search, they seem to be just an OEM from another company.

hmongkiller500 wrote Price: 60$

Music: Everything from country to rock to dubstep

In ear

Mainly looking for sound clarity and some bass. I saw you guys recommended the Xeport 5010 alot how do they compare to Brainwavz m4 and klipsch S4? I was originally gonna go with the M4 but i would like a second opinion.

The S4 sucks majorly in comparison to what's been out since they were initially released and I haven't heard the M4.

Ishcabible wrote
I've never even heard of those. Doing a cursory search, they seem to be just an OEM from another company.

Hmmm I see. If my budget is below $150, what IEM would you guys recommend? For clarity and vocal performance.

Thanks r00t helped me out alot:) +REP