I would like some earphones with good bass and good recording, everyone said dre beats, but would like to hear other examples

Exi wrote I would like some earphones with good bass and good recording, everyone said dre beats, but would like to hear other examples

You could look at audio technica's m50x they run for about $119 on amazon

Once had Sony mdr xb-500 and I like its basses) For trap or rap I think they are perfect)

Any idea on an amp for the ATH M50x?

Hi guys, I'm stuck between these two headphones... if anyone can give me an opinion I'd be indebted.

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From what I understand, the Image One is more bass focused, where as the Reference is more balanced. is this correct? Would you get the Reference ones from that link or stick to the official image ones?

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Budget: Keep it under at least 230$ CAD

Music preferences: Theres a lot, but I really love EDM, and also love listening to movie soundtracks you know? Inception, Interstellar, etc. Last part, I also listen to Imagine Dragons and Coldplay sometimes.

Type/form-factor: Over ear.

Open or closed: Closed.

Listening from: Computer and Phone

Details: I just want some generally all around good headphones. I was thinking the m50x, because I have free shipping from Amazon Prime on them, and they're 24% off.

I got myself some Razer Krakens for about £60, brilliant for music and gaming and they are comfy

Budget: $300

Music preferences: Rap

Type/form-factor: Over ear

Open or closed: Closed
Listening from: PC, phone

Details:
Do you want them to be portable? Yes
Do they need to isolate well? Yes
Is durability a big priority? Not huge but a +
Are these for gaming? No
Do you have any hardware like amps or DACs that you will be using? No
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

Budget: £100 GBP ~ give or take a bit. Just a rough budget.

Music preferences: Electronic; wide variety - I listen to a lot of Monstercat artists, so things similar to that.

Type/form-factor: In-ear/over-ear

Open or closed: closed

Listening from: mostly phone, sometimes pc

Details: I go to the gym with music playing quite a bit so would have to be pretty durable.

-Deano wrote Budget: £100 GBP ~ give or take a bit. Just a rough budget.

Music preferences: Electronic; wide variety - I listen to a lot of Monstercat artists, so things similar to that.

Type/form-factor: In-ear/over-ear

Open or closed: closed

Listening from: mostly phone, sometimes pc

Details: I go to the gym with music playing quite a bit so would have to be pretty durable.

If you go to the gym and listen to music, would you just prefer in ear form-factor? If you'd like over-ear form factor, do you have an extra 80 so pounds towards your budget?