Ska wrote Budget: None... But srsly, none.
Music preferences: Rap / Hip hop
Type/form-factor: Over Ear
Open or closed: Closed
Listening from: Computer / music use. Non Portable.
Details: Looking for something that is amazing with PC audio, (Audio in, optical, 7.1 ect.)
Do you want them to be portable? No
Do they need to isolate well? Yes
Is durability a big priority? Yes
Are these for gaming? If so, please specify PC or console. Not for gaming, but for PC audio.
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? Sure
Do you have any other relevant questions? Nope

Well, if I had an unlimited budget...

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I mean, sure, it's $6,000, but it'll sound fantastic. If you want to be ambitious, you can look for an Audio Technica L3000, but those are upwards of $3,000 alone and apparently don't really sound much better than the $1,200 DX1000.

And I think J$ went out of business, so that probably won't be the most viable option. There are actually benefits to using velour pads instead of leather. Leather pads may be able to seal better, but the velours soak up some of the treble (which, trust me, they'll need) and plus, they're more comfy.

Ishcabible wrote
And I think J$ went out of business, so that probably won't be the most viable option. There are actually benefits to using velour pads instead of leather. Leather pads may be able to seal better, but the velours soak up some of the treble (which, trust me, they'll need) and plus, they're more comfy.

There's still the Lawton pads or the stock D2k pads around I believe. I think those should work too.

I wonder what he's gonna do now that Denon's screwed him over released a headphone in which he can't mod in the same way.

Ishcabible wrote I wonder what he's gonna do now that Denon's screwed him over released a headphone in which he can't mod in the same way.

Fostex modding could be a potential market. The TH600 and TH900 might just be like the D2000 and D5000

Parall3l wrote

Ishcabible wrote I wonder what he's gonna do now that Denon's screwed him over released a headphone in which he can't mod in the same way.

Fostex modding could be a potential market. The TH600 and TH900 might just be like the D2000 and D5000

I'd be pretty afraid to get $1,000+ headphones modded, but I'd be quite curious as to what would be possible.

Also, this is the greatest headphone thread in the history of ever: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Budget: Max $100

Music preferences: Bass, Dubstep, Rap/Hip-Hop

Type/form-factor: In-Ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Droid RAZR, iPod, Computer

Details: I want extreme bass, but even mids and highs.

Overall, I want earthshattering bass but not to much to distort the mids and highs, I was thinking about getting Astro A*Star or Sennheiser CX 300B MK II Precision Enhanced Bass ?

Spikers wrote Budget: Max $100

Music preferences: Bass, Dubstep, Rap/Hip-Hop

Type/form-factor: In-Ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Droid RAZR, iPod, Computer

Details: I want extreme bass, but even mids and highs.

Overall, I want earthshattering bass but not to much to distort the mids and highs, I was thinking about getting Astro A*Star or Sennheiser CX 300B MK II Precision Enhanced Bass ?

You can't have both extreme bass and good mids at your price point. I'm assuming you care more about bass though, at at your budget, I'd go with these: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Ishcabible wrote

Spikers wrote Budget: Max $100

Music preferences: Bass, Dubstep, Rap/Hip-Hop

Type/form-factor: In-Ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Droid RAZR, iPod, Computer

Details: I want extreme bass, but even mids and highs.

Overall, I want earthshattering bass but not to much to distort the mids and highs, I was thinking about getting Astro A*Star or Sennheiser CX 300B MK II Precision Enhanced Bass ?

You can't have both extreme bass and good mids at your price point. I'm assuming you care more about bass though, at at your budget, I'd go with these: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Alright thank you and also thank you r00t. I just purchased them, I hope to hear positive from them.
Thanks for all your help!

Spikers wrote

Ishcabible wrote

Spikers wrote Budget: Max $100

Music preferences: Bass, Dubstep, Rap/Hip-Hop

Type/form-factor: In-Ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Droid RAZR, iPod, Computer

Details: I want extreme bass, but even mids and highs.

Overall, I want earthshattering bass but not to much to distort the mids and highs, I was thinking about getting Astro A*Star or Sennheiser CX 300B MK II Precision Enhanced Bass ?

You can't have both extreme bass and good mids at your price point. I'm assuming you care more about bass though, at at your budget, I'd go with these: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Alright thank you and also thank you r00t. I just purchased them, I hope to hear positive from them.
Thanks for all your help!

Uhhh... That was Ishcabible.

I'm also going to read that Head-Fi thread.

r00t wrote
Uhhh... That was Ishcabible.

I'm also going to read that Head-Fi thread.

You read that wrong

Alright thank you and also thank you r00t.