The white AKG K551 does look nice. Too bad the blue cable ruins it. I hope they improved the sound this time, the K550 was not very well received by some.

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Parall3l wrote The white AKG K551 does look nice. Too bad the blue cable ruins it. I hope they improved the sound this time, the K550 was not very well received by some.

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That is just tacky and uncalled for.

Your budget: 20-25 Pounds (UK)

Which genres you'll be listening to: Dance music, Pop , Dubstep

What kind you want: In ear headphones

Whether you want open or closed headphones: Ones that go in my ear

What you are listening from: Ipod touch

Reiss wrote Your budget: 20-25 Pounds (UK)

Which genres you'll be listening to: Dance music, Pop , Dubstep

What kind you want: In ear headphones

Whether you want open or closed headphones: Ones that go in my ear

What you are listening from: Ipod touch

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The others will suggest other in-ears for you.

Ishcabible wrote

Horizon_Aura wrote

Parall3l wrote

Horizon_Aura wrote Budget: 120GBP

Music preferences: House, dubstep, liquid dubstep, hip hop, RnB, Grime, Opera, DnB, Enigma (I need to be able to hear beautiful highs, defined mids and low but tight bass)

Type/form-factor: On ear or around, preferably around

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: SG S2

Details: Need to be extremely comfy, isolate noise well, loads of bass but not drown mids and highs out, portable (suitable cable length). CAN'T LEAK SOUND. Need to be stylish and elegant, but classy.

Been told HFi 580 are good, but cable is too long.

I have the money to get them now.

Check out the PRO700MKII, they might not have enough highs for you. The DT770 pro80ohm is another thing to look at, but I don't think the SII can power it. The custom one pro might just work for you, but I'll let the others comment on that

They're nice but all out of my price range...

Not incredibly bassy but: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

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stevekeith wrote Budget: 60

Music preferences: Literally anything, classical, dubstep, pop, clubland, rap. I listen to everything.

Type/form-factor: On ear or over ear

Open or closed: Not sure what this means sorry

Listening from: Smart phone

Details: I'd basically like a pair of nice looking, sturdy headphones, made from good materials, which are nice to wear and listen to.

Thanks in advance,
SteveKeith

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] These punch well above their weight. They probably won't be the best for Tibetan chanting, if you're into that (you said literally everything) but for $50, they're fantastic.

JeffTheKiller wrote Budget: $200-300

Music preferences: Electro House, House (Avicii, zedd, porter robinson type stuff)

Type/form-factor: Over ear

Open or closed: closed preferably but either is fine

Listening from: Iphone/Ipod, Laptop

Details: If you can, find one with a flashy kind of paint job or something, like as in a cool style

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311 wrote

r00t wrote

311 wrote Budget: $100
Music: Reggae and alternative rock
Type: Over-ear
Open or closed:probably open
Listening form: my itouch or maybe computer
Other? portability would be nice

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The Uptown should be exactly what you're after.

do you think this deal will this be around during thanksgiving?

Probably. Maybe even cheaper.

I've heard those Addidas before, and they just don't sit on my head right, and because of that they sounded terrible Any views on german maestro headphones? Someone near me is a legitimate retailer for them so I can get the VAT free?

Just wanted to give a little suggestion out. I absolutely love me Beats By Dre headphones. I use them for everything. You can plug them into your tv and use them as headphones for gaming, they work with any type of music, and most important, they are very durable. Even though they are a little bit pricey, I definetly reccomend them.

-CRAZE- wrote Just wanted to give a little suggestion out. I absolutely love me Beats By Dre headphones. I use them for everything. You can plug them into your tv and use them as headphones for gaming, they work with any type of music, and most important, they are very durable. Even though they are a little bit pricey, I definetly reccomend them.

Sorry, we only recommend good headphones.

-CRAZE- wrote Just wanted to give a little suggestion out. I absolutely love me Beats By Dre headphones. I use them for everything. You can plug them into your tv and use them as headphones for gaming, they work with any type of music, and most important, they are very durable. Even though they are a little bit pricey, I definetly reccomend them.

What else have you tried other than the Beats to give weight to your recommendation?

Horizon_Aura wrote

Ishcabible wrote

Horizon_Aura wrote

Parall3l wrote

Horizon_Aura wrote Budget: 120GBP

Music preferences: House, dubstep, liquid dubstep, hip hop, RnB, Grime, Opera, DnB, Enigma (I need to be able to hear beautiful highs, defined mids and low but tight bass)

Type/form-factor: On ear or around, preferably around

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: SG S2

Details: Need to be extremely comfy, isolate noise well, loads of bass but not drown mids and highs out, portable (suitable cable length). CAN'T LEAK SOUND. Need to be stylish and elegant, but classy.

Been told HFi 580 are good, but cable is too long.

I have the money to get them now.

Check out the PRO700MKII, they might not have enough highs for you. The DT770 pro80ohm is another thing to look at, but I don't think the SII can power it. The custom one pro might just work for you, but I'll let the others comment on that

They're nice but all out of my price range...

Not incredibly bassy but: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

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stevekeith wrote Budget: 60

Music preferences: Literally anything, classical, dubstep, pop, clubland, rap. I listen to everything.

Type/form-factor: On ear or over ear

Open or closed: Not sure what this means sorry

Listening from: Smart phone

Details: I'd basically like a pair of nice looking, sturdy headphones, made from good materials, which are nice to wear and listen to.

Thanks in advance,
SteveKeith

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] These punch well above their weight. They probably won't be the best for Tibetan chanting, if you're into that (you said literally everything) but for $50, they're fantastic.

JeffTheKiller wrote Budget: $200-300

Music preferences: Electro House, House (Avicii, zedd, porter robinson type stuff)

Type/form-factor: Over ear

Open or closed: closed preferably but either is fine

Listening from: Iphone/Ipod, Laptop

Details: If you can, find one with a flashy kind of paint job or something, like as in a cool style

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311 wrote

r00t wrote

311 wrote Budget: $100
Music: Reggae and alternative rock
Type: Over-ear
Open or closed:probably open
Listening form: my itouch or maybe computer
Other? portability would be nice

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The Uptown should be exactly what you're after.

do you think this deal will this be around during thanksgiving?

Probably. Maybe even cheaper.

I've heard those Addidas before, and they just don't sit on my head right, and because of that they sounded terrible Any views on german maestro headphones? Someone near me is a legitimate retailer for them so I can get the VAT free?

I haven't heard them so I can really only base anything off of what I've read, but they seem to not be the best for your genres. Can you find the AKG K181DJ in your price range? They're a bassier, less refined HD25. The switch can give you all the bass you'd ever want.



And the K551 seem really disappointing. The black+silver one looks awkward and the all white one has that obnoxious blue cable. They probably sound the same too.

LineGaming wrote Just wanted to give a little suggestion out. I absolutely love me Beats By Dre headphones. I use them for everything. You can plug them into your tv and use them as headphones for gaming, they work with any type of music, and most important, they are very durable. Even though they are a little bit pricey, I definetly reccomend them.

Please tell me we haven't lost you to the easily manipulated by beats and apple race?

B.E.A.T.S= (Beats=Erroneous And Terrible Sound)