Moot wrote Hey I need advice on which earphones to get again.

I have brought my options down to 4 earphones, but if you can suggest another in the same $60 dollar price range that would be great.

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I will be using an e11 headphone amp on my Evo 4g lte listening to rock and dubstep

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The GR06 is great and you really won't need an amp for any of these. It'll just be an inconvenience. You might also check out the Dunu DN-13.

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Moot wrote Hey I need advice on which earphones to get again.

I have brought my options down to 4 earphones, but if you can suggest another in the same $60 dollar price range that would be great.

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I will be using an e11 headphone amp on my Evo 4g lte listening to rock and dubstep

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The GR06 is great and you really won't need an amp for any of these. It'll just be an inconvenience. You might also check out the Dunu DN-13.

you skipped me...

Budget: 50$

Music preferences: Dubstep,Rap,Hip hop

Type/form-factor: in ear headphones

Open or closed: closed

Listening from: iphone, macbook

Details: i need a durable pair that i can through in my pocket and not be worried. I like a lot of bass because i listen to dubstep with harsh drops. I like the style of flat wires or even corded wires also i need them to not let anyone else hear the music

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Budget: 50$

Music preferences: Dubstep,Rap,Hip hop

Type/form-factor: in ear headphones

Open or closed: closed

Listening from: iphone, macbook

Details: i need a durable pair that i can through in my pocket and not be worried. I like a lot of bass because i listen to dubstep with harsh drops. I like the style of flat wires or even corded wires also i need them to not let anyone else hear the music

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Sorry, I thought Ishcabible responded. Guess not. The AtrioX is very, very bassy. Judging from your genres of choice, you'll like them a lot.

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Boozie wrote you skipped me...

Budget: 50$

Music preferences: Dubstep,Rap,Hip hop

Type/form-factor: in ear headphones

Open or closed: closed

Listening from: iphone, macbook

Details: i need a durable pair that i can through in my pocket and not be worried. I like a lot of bass because i listen to dubstep with harsh drops. I like the style of flat wires or even corded wires also i need them to not let anyone else hear the music

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Sorry, I thought Ishcabible responded. Guess not. The AtrioX is very, very bassy. Judging from your genres of choice, you'll like them a lot.

Hey sorry to bug you but i had to send money to someone can you find a pair that fit my needs for arround 35$ + Shipping?

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you skipped me...

Budget: 50$

Music preferences: Dubstep,Rap,Hip hop

Type/form-factor: in ear headphones

Open or closed: closed

Listening from: iphone, macbook

Details: i need a durable pair that i can through in my pocket and not be worried. I like a lot of bass because i listen to dubstep with harsh drops. I like the style of flat wires or even corded wires also i need them to not let anyone else hear the music

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Sorry, I thought Ishcabible responded. Guess not. The AtrioX is very, very bassy. Judging from your genres of choice, you'll like them a lot.

Hey sorry to bug you but i had to send money to someone can you find a pair that fit my needs for arround 35$ + Shipping?

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These compete with much more expensive IEMs and they're also bassy.

Budget: 30-70$ USD
Music Preference: Metal/metalcore and Dubstep
Type/form factor: In
Listening from: Mp3 player

Budget 150-200

Dubstep

I'll be listening through my iPhone,

Pm what you think I should get

Ishcabible wrote
They're too dark for indie and too slow for metal. I know nothing about the D400 other than that a lot of people are disappointed with them.

I, again, am introduced by people into Audio-Technica's ATH M50 and Beyer's DT990. According to one of them DT990's clarity is top notch and can also serves damn well as gaming headphone (of course that is not my primary need as I'm already using SS SiberiaV2).

I've checkout K550 and found that they are made in China. And this fact somewhat freaks me out. Is there anyone who owns this headphone? Need to know if it is really that reliable.

I'll list out my needs again here:

Budget:
Within MYR1500 or Approx. 490 USD

Music preferences:
Primary : Rock, Symphonic Metal, Indie, Neo-Classical, Post-Rock
Secondary : Folks, New Age, Soundtrack musics

Type/form-fact:
Closed

Listening from:
Primary: PC. With usual, conventional built in soundcard.
Secondary: iPod Shuffle

Details:
Portable?
Yes. If possible, would be able to wear them comfortably when walking on streets, but this is not really important as I spend most of my time in front of PC.

Do they need to isolate well?
Yes, definitely. If possible, able to isolate me from radio musics being played in my office.

Is durability a big priority?
Yes.

Are these for gaming?
No. This one will focus mainly on enjoying music, or keeping me up when working for long hours.

Do you have any hardware like amps or DACs that you will be using?
Nope.

Do you need an amp and/or DAC?
Nope.

Have you had significant experience with certain headphones in the past?
No. I'm totally new with audiophile headphones.

Do you have any other relevant questions?
Nope.

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Longstorm wrote Budget: $90

Music preferences: Pretty much everything from Hardstyle and House to Pop and Rock

Type/form-factor: Over-ear

Open or closed: closed

Listening from: iPhone or laptop sometimes.

I'm in public transport and airplanes a lot, so I would like something that keeps out the sound of crying babies and it has to be portable.

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Well, I'm from Holland, so getting it from the states to me would take even more money. And I would rather have a new one, instead of a refurbished one. Any other suggestions maybe?

I'd say look at the Koss DJ100 or Philips Citiscape Uptown. Otherwise, have you considered an IEM instead? It seems like one would fit your needs much better.

FearTheWil wrote what is the difference between urBeats and iBeats??

A few letters. Don't get either.

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@Ishcabible: Congrats! Guess you weren't as lazy as I am, I'm about to finish and send all my apps. I'm applying to some engineering schools in the east and a few others.

lol thanks, any other recommendations?

this is a good topic BTW