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I remember when kids were using those "skull candies" that had the lamest bass controller. They basically put rumble packs in a head set, and everyone thought they sounded good.

I saw someone with a pair on friday, pretty funny to watch headhones shake

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http://www.amazon.com/Skullcandy-SCS-SCBP3-5-Skullcrushers-Subwoofer-Headphones/dp/B000OYFOVM Just don't get these for the love of god

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I saw someone with a pair on friday, pretty funny to watch headhones shake

I called them swagphones

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In times when we are on the brink of destruction, war, and loosing ourselves, let's remember a basic fundamental element of love, forgiveness, and understanding; God bless!

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but those ones have the most swag! :P

Those are the "swagphones" the rumble pack *cough* bass boost command center takes AA's!

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Not me, because there's more to music than bass. I personally cannot stand heaps of bass. It's horrible. Even with bassy music like electronic. No thanks.

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If you can use an equalizer, the CHC Silverado are the best when you up the bass a tad. If not, V-Moda Crossfade LP.

 

 
 

 

Except Grados aint got no bass. 

I thought they did, but I'm a treble whore with bass heavy headphones, so what do I know. 

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I thought they did, but I'm a treble whore with bass heavy headphones, so what do I know. 

 

Dat drop off tho.

 

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Dat drop off tho.

But the tonal evenness makes up for it. Or like I said, what do I know. 

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I would say Razer headphones( They are shit quality but you want bass so you have limited choices)

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But the tonal evenness makes up for it. Or like I said, what do I know. 

 

Nothing makes up for drop off.

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Nothing makes up for drop off.

Unless what you are listening to just doesn't go that low, I think I was listening mostly to trance when I used them

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Hifiman owner here with the HE-4. They do everything right.

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I have Koss Porta-Pros that get good bass at around $35, I hear they sound similar to Grados. My good headphones are the Sony MDR-V6. They have great sound and base in my opinion but I don't believe they are currently being sold.

The sony mdr-v6 series has been sold for over 20 years, being one of the most classic headphones out there. I can say with confidence they still say them and still sell well 

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The sony mdr-v6 series has been sold for over 20 years, being one of the most classic headphones out there. I can say with confidence they still say them and still sell well 

Just checked and yes they are still available. They are just one of those models that will pop off the market once in a while, then after a break there is enough demand that they come back. I hear that them and the very similar MDR-7506 are very popular for recording studios and radio.

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Just checked and yes they are still available. They are just one of those models that will pop off the market once in a while, then after a break there is enough demand that they come back. I hear that them and the very similar MDR-7506 are very popular for recording studios and radio.

 

Not just popular, they're the standard.

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Beats or skullcandy

 

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