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Off-topic / Best Headphones for Bass
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Date: Sun, Dec 19 2010 07:54:51
I'm looking for some reasonably priced headphones that have really good bass. anyone have any suggestions? link's whenever possible please :P
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Date: Sun, Dec 19 2010 15:08:54
any type of dr dre beats are fine you might be able to find them on ebay for around 50 bucks or so
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Date: Sun, Dec 19 2010 20:00:46
LOL. Beats for 50 bucks? youre funny
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Date: Sun, Dec 19 2010 22:24:48
Dr. Dre sucks. Any skullcandy headphone will give you insane base.
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 00:45:45
Just get Sennheisers.
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 03:42:09
dr dre beats stuff sellin on ebay for 50 bucks = most likely fake i say u just search up on google. read some reviews and decide on ur own http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=Best+Headphones+for+Bass#q=Best+Headphones+for+Bass&hl=en&safe=off&prmd=ivnsfd&source=lnms&tbs=dsc:1&ei=NNAOTc7sFIH48Abs1fTHBA&sa=X&oi=mode_link&ct=mode&ved=0CBAQ_AU&fp=6db204469b4cb2b1
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 06:49:24
seinnies work well also, look here http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/478568/multi-iem-review-127-iems-compared-db-logic-ep-100-skullcandy-fmj-added-12-17 dr dre beats are just stupidly expensive, skullcandy are just ugly (slightly OT, beiber beats headphones lulz)
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 07:11:25
Also take Grado into consideration.
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 07:27:56
creative hq 1700's. If Cobus Potgieter can do awesome songs with them, they must be good. XD I love them personally, good bass.
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 15:01:42
seinnheisser or audio technica (i cant remember that particular model but i know it comes in black and white)
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 17:38:23
skullcandy [B][COLOR="blue"]skullcrushers[/COLOR][/B] are 50 dollars, have in-line amplifier for higher bass, and it's adjustable essentially it's like having 2 small sub-woofers on your head lol
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 17:41:33
Skullcrushers feel weird for me. I don't use my pair, I feel like a mini kid because they're too big for me. XD I go with lowriders, they're not the best quality, but for the price they're pretty good headphones.
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 19:27:30
Anybody know if Sony MDR-XB500 are any good because look comfortable as fuck.
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 19:32:13
@neXus they work well and are comfortable but they're ugly as shit to wear haha, looks like you're wearing two big pillows on your face I like my skullcrushers tbh
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 19:57:13
Koss portapro for 40$ they look kinda ugly but decent sound
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 20:05:11
All I heard so far about Skullcrushers/-candy is that the bass is overkill and they break super easily. Gonna buy the Sony ones tomorrow probably, Sony lists a store nearby so I'm gonna check it out. Haven't had bass in a long time as the gamer in me was screaming for Steelseries headsets and those have almost 0 bass because that distract from important sounds during gaming and whatnot, real pro-gamer shit.
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 21:48:37
yeah you'll be happy with the sonys,as long as you don't wear them around people or you'll feel stupid haha
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Date: Mon, Dec 20 2010 22:58:42
Skullcandy... best be trolling. Consult the Head-Fi forums. Sennheiser or Audio-Technica should do fine. (Headphone thread? I own(ed) the Sennheiser HD485, CX-880, CX-300II and Beyerdynamic DT-880. Planning to get the Audio-Technica ATH M50) /EDIT:
strat1227 wrote: skullcandy [B][COLOR="blue"]skullcrushers[/COLOR][/B] are 50 dollars, have in-line amplifier for higher bass, and it's adjustable
wat. I mean - thats what the commercials say but from what I heared the Bass sounds like crap compared to "real" headphones. I must admit, I can't provide first hand information for this headphone, but I once tried the Skullcandy LowRiders (with a Sony Amp I might add) and the sounded very cheap. Essentially, Skullcandy produces overpriced stylish "accessories" for emo-looking girls or skaters but nothing for people who want to enjoy some good rolling jump-up basslines. /EDIT2: Upon further research I found out that the Lowriders have a built-in vibration motor, to give the feeling of a "deeper" bass. Wow, that's ridiculous. In any case, webspider (from GPC) once made a tutorial to improve the skullcandy lowriders. Maybe it's useful to someone... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbQwY_3SvM0 -
Date: Tue, Dec 21 2010 03:04:28
@taichi1082 lol they're 40 bucks, they sound fine to me but i'm no audiophile they don't rattle, they're not fuzzy, and the bass is anywhere from nonexistant (in-line amp off) to overpowering (turned all the way up) for the price if you're not audiophile then they come highly recommended from me
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Date: Tue, Dec 21 2010 12:17:18
Bought them, sound I got to get used to, bass is good, cable a bit short but I don't think they're made for plugin into a PC.
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Date: Tue, Dec 21 2010 14:49:34
the sonys? let me know how they hold up
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Date: Wed, Dec 22 2010 03:14:18
neXus wrote: Bought them, sound I got to get used to, bass is good, cable a bit short but I don't think they're made for plugin into a PC.
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Date: Wed, Dec 22 2010 12:59:11
50€ / 65$