good headphones for 200$

[YourBestFriend]

hey i was looking for good headphones for listening music

 

but i dont want audio technica m series because it lacks base 

and i definitely dont want some shitty stuff like skull candy or beats 

 

 

so any good suggestions????????????????(preferably over the ear)

[ImBleu]

Over ears & High Quality Audio? Audia Technica ATH M50x.

 

If you want muffled over-bass'd headphones, look at Beats or a Gaming Brand. High Quality audio is flat.

[YourBestFriend]

Over ears & High Quality Audio? Audia Technica ATH M50x.

 

If you want muffled over-bass'd headphones, look at Beats or a Gaming Brand. High Quality audio is flat.

i clearly said " but i dont want audio technica m series because it lacks base 

and i definitely dont want some shitty stuff like skull candy or beats "" and u suggest beats and audio technica(ya m50x are excellent headphones) 

[ImBleu]

 

i clearly said " but i dont want audio technica m series because it lacks base 

and i definitely dont want some shitty stuff like skull candy or beats "" and u suggest beats and audio technica(ya m50x are excellent headphones) 

 

 

Well there are no "good quality headphones" that are Bass heavy, as audiophiles agree that a flat response curve is high quality. There is no premium brand that makes particularly bass-heavy headphones; so you're going to be stuck with Beats or something similar.

[Kinda Bottlenecked]

Check out V-MODA. Of my time when I was searching for headphones for myself. I understand that V-MODA headphones have an emphasise on Bass without compromising

in sound quality. Have not personally heard it but head-fi says it that way... Companies usually don't have bass as their selling point but head-fi usually states whether or not  bass heads will like the headphones.  

 

Edit: Check out these pages http://www.head-fi.org/a/the-best-bass-headphones-a-head-fi-wiki & http://www.head-fi.org/t/644269/best-basshead-headphones & 

http://www.head-fi.org/t/716711/the-best-bass-headphones-are-the-extreme-bass-club

[fsnfms]

Since you don't like the lack of bass in M50's, how about Custom One Pro? It is one of only headphones that "bass changing system" actually works. Also, Luke likes them because you can change the bass accordingly

[vembutech]

Can go with sennheiser.

[alexyy]

Dt770

[Faceman]

hey i was looking for good headphones for listening music

 

but i dont want audio technica m series because it lacks base 

and i definitely dont want some shitty stuff like skull candy or beats 

 

 

so any good suggestions????????????????(preferably over the ear)

Philips Fidelio X1s or X2s.

 

If you can find some good condition Philips Fidelio X1s for $150-$180, jump on them.  I bought mine used, and they are spectacular.  The only thing is you will HAVE to change out the stock cable that comes with these cans, it is junk.  A mediabridge cable is less than $10 and it brought the headphones to life.  Also, you don't need an AMP for these headphones, they sound great coming straight from onboard.

[Lays]

Over ears & High Quality Audio? Audia Technica ATH M50x.

 

If you want muffled over-bass'd headphones, look at Beats or a Gaming Brand. High Quality audio is flat.

 

 

If he has a 200$ budget, there are many better options other than the 50x's.

 

As @Faceman mentioned,  Fidelio x2/x1 used would be a great deal, they're really comfortable from reviews I've seen, and have a good amount of bass for an open headphone, Dt990 are also semi bassy, but have a bit of treble spike, a pair of 439's with the bass mod may also fit his needs if he wants a lot of bass.

[Fluffinator]

ATH-M50x hands down in my opinion.

[SSL]

I like how people are still recommending the M50x despite it having been repeatedly explained what an assinine recommendation it is.

[le_fourniquet]

Go with the beyerdynamic custom one pro. great audio and Bass, I love them !

[xtroria]

ATH-M50x hands down in my opinion.

 

Learn on how to read pls

[Lays]

I like how people are still recommending the M50x despite it having been repeatedly explained what an assinine recommendation it is.

 

 

b-b-b-b-but I only know how to regurgitate info I see other people regurgitate 

[BoredErica]

b-b-b-b-but I only know how to regurgitate info I see other people regurgitate 

I recommend ATH-m50x along with the Cavalli Liquid Lightning 2T amp. 

[Lays]

I recommend ATH-m50x along with the Cavalli Liquid Lightning 2T amp. 

 

 

 

hi dark wizzie

[BoredErica]

 

hi dark wizzie

Audiophilerinos!

[Oktyabr]

LOL!  Most don't like the M50X because of it's "V shape" sound signature!  Dude wants bass but doesn't want a headphone that actually has it... go figure.

http://graphs.headphone.com/graphCompare.php?graphType=0&graphID[]=1383&graphID[]=2941&graphID[]=3931&scale=30

[RigJuiceTurbo]

Well there are no "good quality headphones" that are Bass heavy, as audiophiles agree that a flat response curve is high quality. There is no premium brand that makes particularly bass-heavy headphones; so you're going to be stuck with Beats or something similar.

You clearly haven't heard any dark pair of headphones before. Headphones can be high quality and clear without having to be completely flat and reference sounding. If they had to be flat to be good then there would be one size fits all pair of headphones that ended all discussions.

 

hey i was looking for good headphones for listening music

 

but i dont want audio technica m series because it lacks base 

and i definitely dont want some shitty stuff like skull candy or beats 

 

 

so any good suggestions????????????????(preferably over the ear)

Take a look at Beyerdynamic DT770's, they should run you ~$150. You could also consider the Hifiman HE-400's. While those will run you around ~$200 used, they are excellent with bass and the low end of sound. However, as planar magnetics, they are pretty tough to drive and probably not recommended to run straight out of your motherboard. If they're too much, you can downgrade to the cheaper, dynamic driver HE-300's. They can be tough to find though, but if you search hard enough you can find them at around $150 or lower.

[xtroria]

Well there are no "good quality headphones" that are Bass heavy, as audiophiles agree that a flat response curve is high quality. There is no premium brand that makes particularly bass-heavy headphones; so you're going to be stuck with Beats or something similar.

HAHAHAHAHAHA AUDEZE LCD-2 HAHAHAHAHA

[ym1453]

Well there are no "good quality headphones" that are Bass heavy, as audiophiles agree that a flat response curve is high quality. There is no premium brand that makes particularly bass-heavy headphones; so you're going to be stuck with Beats or something similar.

As said audeze, fostex, hifiman these are all brands.

Specific headphones: hifiman he500/400/1000, fostex th600/900, audeze lcd2/x/3, sennheiser hd650, Shure srh1540 the list goes on.

that is just mastering a certain signature to the point that it sounds good and not making the bass muddy

[Eddprzz]

Well there are no "good quality headphones" that are Bass heavy, as audiophiles agree that a flat response curve is high quality. There is no premium brand that makes particularly bass-heavy headphones; so you're going to be stuck with Beats or something similar.

are u dumb as hell audiophiles don't want a flat headphone that's what producers and musicians want so they can monitor the sound audiophiles want a headphone that suits their taste in music

[Eddprzz]

hey i was looking for good headphones for listening music

but i dont want audio technica m series because it lacks base

and i definitely dont want some shitty stuff like skull candy or beats

so any good suggestions????????????????(preferably over the ear)

i wudd recommend gr07 from grado they are comfy but they are in ears if ur also looking for isolation but if u want headphones I wudd recommend the 553 pros

[Spottel]

What about the Sennheiser HD7 DJs? Linus made a video about the HD8s (

) but the sound of these 2 is the same and the HD7 cost around 200. They should have a bit more bass.