If the Custom One Pro sounds anything like the DT770, vocals won't be too hot on them, even with a bit more midrange. So if you mostly need something to listen to, would you be willing to compromise on a little bass for speed for electronic? A Fostex T50 would be fantastic as a semi-portable. I hate to jump on the bandwagon of T50 recommenders, but they are legitimately pretty dang good. If you mod them the BMF way, you should be able to get some nice bass. Even the mods mine have sound pretty good for electronic, but not as good as the SA5000 strapped to my head. They are pretty durable too; I've stuffed them in a bag with no problems.

Failing that, there's also the K181DJ. Not nearly as good, but they have more vocals than the DT770 while providing almost as much bass and much more portability. I can't really think of anything else that works with both electronic bass and vocals that's also portable.

Budget: $100

Music preferences: I'll listen to just about anything.

Type/form-factor: Over ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Mainly computers stuff like computer games and some music. I play PC games more than I do listen to music, but it would be nice to have a pair of headphones that has the best of both worlds.

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Sea wrote Budget: $100

Music preferences: I'll listen to just about anything.

Type/form-factor: Over ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Mainly computers stuff like computer games and some music. I play PC games more than I do listen to music, but it would be nice to have a pair of headphones that has the best of both worlds.

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Do you want them to be portable? Yes
Do they need to isolate well? No
Is durability a big priority? No
Are these for gaming? PC Gaming
Do you have any hardware like amps or DACs that you will be using? I have a Stereo system hooked up to my computer with a base. The brand is Creative.
Do you need an amp and/or DAC? No
Have you had significant experience with certain headphones in the past? No
Do you have any other relevant questions? No

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The AD700 is fantastic for gaming, but for music they'll be very light on bass which you may not like. They're great for what you want them for, though.

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DUBSTEP/RAP (Mainly for BASSSSSSS)!!!!!

In earphones

Listening from iPhone

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I'm pretty sure you can get these shipped to the UK for a reasonable price. Tell me if the shipping turns out to be a lot or something doesn't work out.

Alright, I've decided on the M80s. The M80s are much smaller than the COP, so taking them around with me would be easier, I can also use them for the library and phone calls too so that a bonus.

You have awesome headphone advice. Even though I use beats, I love all the headphones that you posted.

Your budget: 150-200

Which genres you'll be listening to: Rap, EDM

What kind you want: Over the Ear

Whether you want open or closed headphones: Closed

What you are listening from: iPhone 4 (will have iphone 5 at christmas)

Continuum wrote Your budget: 150-200

Which genres you'll be listening to: Rap, EDM

What kind you want: Over the Ear

Whether you want open or closed headphones: Closed

What you are listening from: iPhone 4 (will have iphone 5 at christmas)

Teh Audio Technica Pro 700 MkII and V-Moda LP2 should be great for those genres as they're both very bassy.

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Budget: 0-80 (British pounds)

Music preferences: Melodic Dubstep 'Chillstep' (Songs [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ), Rap, DnB mostly any genre

Type/form-factor: Over-Ear

Open or closed: Lol tbh I dunno what the difference is but I would prefer noise cancellation

Listening from: Blackberry/Computer

Gunnerkiid4 wrote Budget: 0-80 (British pounds)

Music preferences: Chillstep (Songs [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ), Rap, DnB mostly any genre

Type/form-factor: Over-Ear

Open or closed: Lol tbh I dunno what the difference is but I would prefer noise cancellation

Listening from: Blackberry/Computer

Open back headphones has no isolation. You want closed ones.

V-moda LP, Ultrasone HFI580, and those Philips headphones r00t recommends (Citiscape Downtown?).



Tyll just did a review on the momentum. Looks good
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