Originally Posted by Skyline

Scott I got paid, so I have $150 Budget. So Alternative/Rock and I need canalphones/earbuds, either one idc. 100% Music

Look at Westone UM2s or Ultimate Ears Super.fi 5 Pros.

Originally Posted by Steggy

hey scott, can you hop on AIm really quick?

I can't right now, you'll have to PM me or wait until tomorrow night when I can use the computer instead of my sisters laptop.

I looking for something below 100. mainly for music, preferably with some nice bass involved.

Originally Posted by Ix DiFiGliA xI

I looking for something below 100. mainly for music, preferably with some nice bass involved.

Equation Audio RP21.

1. 50$ at the moment also a pair for $100 would be great.
2. 100% Music
3. Rock, Alternative
4. None
5. Doesn't Matter

I need InEar headphones for my iPod (Yes scott its rockboxed thanks for posting about that its awesome to be free from iTunes) My last ones have broken and I need a new pair that isn't terrible and going to break easily

If you could find Super.fi 5's for under $100 they'd be the best choice. Otherwise:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...SIN=B000N9FGAC

Currently have some Sony V600's for music/editing, and I love the clarity, decent amount of bass as well. I got them for $40 on ebay so I'm happy. Now I'm looking at upgrading.

1. $125 is max, wouldn't mind buying used.
2. 50% editing / 30% gaming / 20% music
- I really care more about the music quality of the headphones since much of my editing involves music as well.
3. Hip-Hop/Techno/Dance - Bass stuff
- I thought the V600's didn't have enough bass, but a little more would be awesome. I care most about the clarity in the different low frequencies and mid frequencies.
4. Bass clarity (good range, not just boomy bass)
5. Definitely want over the ear like the V600. I love the isolation!

Are there amps that they make just for headphones or that I won't have to dish a lot of money out for one?

Thanks!

i need a second opinion.

1. Budget - <$50ish
2. Uses percentage (e.g 80% music, 20% gaming) - mostly audio/video
3. Music taste - nu rock
4. Preferred sound signature (optional, but would help) - probably sennheiser
5. Open or closed style - uh. either.

Originally Posted by Darkatomz

i need a second opinion.

1. Budget - <$50ish
2. Uses percentage (e.g 80% music, 20% gaming) - mostly audio/video
3. Music taste - nu rock
4. Preferred sound signature (optional, but would help) - probably sennheiser
5. Open or closed style - uh. either.

Erm, less than $50 is pretty difficult. Maybe some used Grado SR60's?

Originally Posted by HeyItsBattleKid

Currently have some Sony V600's for music/editing, and I love the clarity, decent amount of bass as well. I got them for $40 on ebay so I'm happy. Now I'm looking at upgrading.

1. $125 is max, wouldn't mind buying used.
2. 50% editing / 30% gaming / 20% music
- I really care more about the music quality of the headphones since much of my editing involves music as well.
3. Hip-Hop/Techno/Dance - Bass stuff
- I thought the V600's didn't have enough bass, but a little more would be awesome. I care most about the clarity in the different low frequencies and mid frequencies.
4. Bass clarity (good range, not just boomy bass)
5. Definitely want over the ear like the V600. I love the isolation!

Are there amps that they make just for headphones or that I won't have to dish a lot of money out for one?

Thanks!

There are tonnes of headphone amps. None under $100 worth buying though.

Look at Equation Audio RP21 on eBay for $100ish. They have the best bass in the price range. If you could find Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro's, get those - they should be about $120-150 used.

Originally Posted by Scott

Erm, less than $50 is pretty difficult. Maybe some used Grado SR60's?

ok... well how bout these?
http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-EH-...806227&sr=1-12

Sennheiser E series are really bad.

Like I've said before, Sennheiser have literally hundreds of models, and only about 8 are worth buying.

Koss KSC75s are the best sounding under $50, but they're clip-ons. Maybe iGrado's? They're not traditional style either though.

http://www.gradolabs.com/product_pages/igrado.htm