Ishcabible wrote

-ProHackerz wrote Budget: 100

Music preferences: Jazz,Dubstep,Rap,Metal,Rock.

Type/form-factor: In-Ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Phone, MP3 Player, Aux out on Tv, Computer

Details: Something durable I've been using in-ear headphones that came with my Gameboy Color from 1998.

Shure SE215 is great for metal, but a bit veiled for jazz. Do you want something bassy or neutral?

Daggett wrote Which genres you'll be listening to: Dubstep,Ska.(<--You could say rock for that one.

What kind you want: Doesn't matter. I like both.

Whether you want open or closed headphones: Any would do

What you are listening from: Zune

What's The Budget: anything to $60 (USD)

The AKG K518 is bassy enough for dubstep and bright enough for ska

mR513KiNGTman wrote Budget:
100-200 USD
Music preferences:
Rap

Type/form-fact:
Over ear

Listening from:
iPhone

Portable?
Yes

Do they need to isolate well?
Yes if possible

Is durability a big priority?
Yes

Is bass more important than vocals? If so, then possibly the V-Moda Crossfade LP2 or AKG K181DJ if you want some vocals.


Also, I got the T50P today. They sound like pants.

I would rather have something bassy.

-ProHackerz wrote I would rather have something bassy.

The Klipsch Image X10 is $90 and probably your best bet: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

budget:100(pounds)
music prefrence: mainly stuff with deep base i like a wobbly
Form Factor:Im looking for speakers to plug into my computer and just play really basey songs out of i really like to feel the base so something with a subwoofer i think ;/
if i have to increase the price by 50 to get a good speaker then so be it
i live in the UK

Hey root me again. and 3 headphones later.

Budget: 200
Listening from a iphone 3
Genre: Trance, Hardstyle, Edm
Over in or on ear.

and i need some 20$ Edm in ear earphones.

Rambo25 wrote Hey root me again. and 3 headphones later.

Budget: 200
Listening from a iphone 3
Genre: Trance, Hardstyle, Edm
Over in or on ear.

and i need some 20$ Edm in ear earphones.

Sure, I'll root you again.

I'm starting to enjoy hardstyle with the treble a little toned down on my PRO900s. I'm thinking M80 from V-moda would do.
The M80 is rather close to neutral, so if that's not your thing, HD25-1-II, HFI580, PRO700MKII

Are there any decent headphones that can be used to mix tracks on logic/cubase/reason that are fairly cheap, like 50? I don't want to pay a lot because I'm going to be taking them around and about. Going to be listening from Macs and standard PC's.
I have the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro's in mind. But the bass level's might be bad for mixing
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Kurb-Stomp wrote Are there any decent headphones that can be used to mix tracks on logic/cubase/reason that fairly cheap, like 50? I don't want to pay a lot because I'm going to be taking them around and about. Going to be listening from Macs and standard PC's.
I have the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro's in mind.

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The Koss DJ100 sounds like what you're looking for. Also the 280 Pro is junk and 110+ GBP. Why are you looking at them if you're budget's 50?

r00t wrote

Kurb-Stomp wrote Are there any decent headphones that can be used to mix tracks on logic/cubase/reason that fairly cheap, like 50? I don't want to pay a lot because I'm going to be taking them around and about. Going to be listening from Macs and standard PC's.
I have the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro's in mind.

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The Koss DJ100 sounds like what you're looking for. Also the 280 Pro is junk and 110+ GBP. Why are you looking at them if you're budget's 50?

They have good reviews for studio use and it's likely I could get them cheaper and if not I could probably stretch if I believe the money is worth it. Thanks for the recommendation of the Koss headhones though

Kurb-Stomp wrote

r00t wrote

Kurb-Stomp wrote Are there any decent headphones that can be used to mix tracks on logic/cubase/reason that fairly cheap, like 50? I don't want to pay a lot because I'm going to be taking them around and about. Going to be listening from Macs and standard PC's.
I have the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro's in mind.

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The Koss DJ100 sounds like what you're looking for. Also the 280 Pro is junk and 110+ GBP. Why are you looking at them if you're budget's 50?

They have good reviews for studio use and it's likely I could get them cheaper and if not I could probably stretch if I believe the money is worth it. Thanks for the recommendation of the Koss headhones though

Even for studio use, the HD280 is mediocre. They only thing the can do well is isolate sound. The sound they make however is worse than $5 Koss KSC75s.

Ishcabible wrote

Kurb-Stomp wrote

r00t wrote

Kurb-Stomp wrote Are there any decent headphones that can be used to mix tracks on logic/cubase/reason that fairly cheap, like 50? I don't want to pay a lot because I'm going to be taking them around and about. Going to be listening from Macs and standard PC's.
I have the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro's in mind.

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

The Koss DJ100 sounds like what you're looking for. Also the 280 Pro is junk and 110+ GBP. Why are you looking at them if you're budget's 50?

They have good reviews for studio use and it's likely I could get them cheaper and if not I could probably stretch if I believe the money is worth it. Thanks for the recommendation of the Koss headhones though

Even for studio use, the HD280 is mediocre. They only thing the can do well is isolate sound. The sound they make however is worse than $5 Koss KSC75s.

Oh I see :L So should I set my heart on the Koss DJ100's?