I had the monster turbines now after 3 years the left one is acting up and goes out when it wants to so im looking for something good but cheap.

Budget: $25
preferences: metal,dubstep
Type:In ear

Budget:350usd
Music:Dubstep,DnB,Electro,House,Techno,(Mostly anything electronica)
Style:Over Ear closed
Listening from: Hi performance pc using ASUS Xonar Essence ST 192KHz sound card.

Hoaxer wrote Budget:350usd
Music:Dubstep,DnB,Electro,House,Techno,(Mostly anything electronica)
Style:Over Ear closed
Listening from: Hi performance pc using ASUS Xonar Essence ST 192KHz sound card.

How do you feel about high frequencies? If you are fine with a lot of it, Ultrasone PRO900, if not, v-moda M100

what about 50 cents new headphones what are they called

StraightUpNuke wrote what about 50 cents new headphones what are they called

I believe they're SMS or something like that, and no, not worth it.

Hey r00t can I get your opinion on the Philips SHL5205BK/10 CitiScape Headphones?

I'm looking for some cheap good quality of head, headphones for my brother he's a teen and cares a bit about the looks aswell and these seems to be the other one I can find that are aesthetically pleasing (atleast to me). If you have any better ideas please let me know I'm looking for something around <30 GBP and plus he listens to alot of metal so I assume he will need a more neutral pair of headphones. Cheers!

Jozhua wrote Hey r00t can I get your opinion on the Philips SHL5205BK/10 CitiScape Headphones?

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I'm looking for some cheap good quality of head, headphones for my brother he's a teen and cares a bit about the looks aswell and these seems to be the other one I can find that are aesthetically pleasing (atleast to me). If you have any better ideas please let me know I'm looking for something around <30 GBP and plus he listens to alot of metal so I assume he will need a more neutral pair of headphones. Cheers!

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The Philips you mentioned sound quite muffled and disheartening to listen to metal with because they sound so lackadaisical.

For CM7, the HD598 probably wouldn't be that great for dubstep. Even if it's not actual dubstep and is mostly lower midrange, it's still not as quick as I want a headphone for electronic to be. And the amp was probably a bad idea.

Budget: 150-170$

Music preferences: Hip Hop, Rap, Alot of vocal songs.

Type/form-factor: Over Ear.

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Phone, MP3, Anything really. I need portable headphones really, but having long cords, or something won't be a problem. If you can recommend a headphone for my studio also? (Hip hop, Rap)

Details: I'm thinking about the Audio Technicas ATH-M50 Limited edition, Which on amazon is 150$ right now. I'm just aiming for something with good quality, and has some style to it. Would you recommend those Audio Technicas? Thanks.

Budget: 100 - 150 euros
Music preferences: Dubstep, Hardstyle
Type/form-factor: Over Ear
Open or closed: Closed
Listening from: Phone, Computer
Details: They just need to be portable

Thanks a lot in advance

Budget: 50 usd
Type: Earbuds
Music: rap/rock
Closed if possible
Listening from a iPod touch
Details: I need very portable headphones. I blow out headphones really fast because I listen really loud. So if there are any really reliable loud ones that would be great if not I'll just listen quieter. I also need really good sound isolation for loud cafeterias and hallways.