i'm buying my headphone that has extremely strong bass question

[f23948]

please i would like to know is that headphone has extremely strong bass? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000AJIF4E/

[danalog]

Pro headphones like that usually have a flat, balanced sound. If you want heavy bass, don't get monitoring headphones - those will give you realistic low frequencies. 

[f23948]

5 minutes ago, danalog said:

Pro headphones like that usually have a flat, balanced sound. If you want heavy bass, don't get monitoring headphones - those will give you realistic low frequencies. 

can you please give me the link of heavy bass headphone?

[danalog]

Just now, f23948 said:

can you please give me the link of heavy bass headphone?

Iif you wanna stick with Sony, the WH-XB900N. 

But the classic choice for ludicrous bass is the Skullcandy brand.

[f23948]

i don't like wireless

[f23948]

7 minutes ago, danalog said:

Iif you wanna stick with Sony, the WH-XB900N. 

But the classic choice for ludicrous bass is the Skullcandy brand.

how about wired? can you please give me link?

[Cocococo]

If you want strong bass response the Beyerdynamic DT770 are essentially perfect

[f23948]

my budget is $85, can you please give me another link??

[f23948]

Amazon warehouse are out of stock in my city. I don't want to order from other seller because I don't like to wait until it delivered my home. How about that one? Is that wired headphone has extreme strong bass?? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009A7BP3U/

[f23948]

bump still waiting for reply

[saintlouisbagels]

Check your local stores if they carry Sony XB450 or Sony XB550

[f23948]

I'm thinking about i'm going to get wired earbuds, will that wired earbuds has strong bass? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B099WKN8CT

It'll deliver to my house by tomorow

[f23948]

42 minutes ago, saintlouisbagels said:

Check your local stores if they carry Sony XB450 or Sony XB550

i don't drive

[f23948]

and it's not available in my local store

 

 

[saintlouisbagels]

6 hours ago, f23948 said:

i don't drive

eBay?

[Psittac]

Check out linsoul.com they deliver just about everywhere.  Also keep in mind that headphones will never have that super deep bass like speakers can achieve, it's just not in the cards due to physics.  My bassiest headphones don't hold a candle to speakers.  In headphones usually you pay for quality of bass instead of quantity.

 

You might consider some good bassy IEM's or In Ear Monitors.  For $20usd you can get some killer IEM's from linsoul.

[f23948]

On 12/7/2024 at 5:38 PM, saintlouisbagels said:

eBay?

That one? Please see my screenshot 

[saintlouisbagels]

Yes.
MDR-XB550 review looks promising.

https://www.audiophileon.com/news/sony-mdr-xb550

[f23948]

I don't like USPS shipping because of USPS is taking forever until it delivered to my house. I'm going to look other seller

[E-waste]

On 12/6/2024 at 9:17 PM, f23948 said:

can you please give me the link of heavy bass headphone?

I would recommend high quality headphones.

 

If the one you listed are "monitor" headphones, great usually they have acceptable or possibly great sound.

 

If you want more bass:

 

Increase it in your EQ.  VLC on Android and iOS allows a decent +20 db on the bass, the issue is that will quickly cause digital clipping, making it unusable.

 

The way to solve that is either:

 

Lower bass boost, or, lowering all other frequencies in the EQ.

 

If your stock system doesn't have EQ pre-amp volume, such as, when you might want to stream from Pandora, Spotify or Youtube, then it will be far too quiet.  So then you'll need a headphone amp.

 

I would rather you spend money on good headphones and a good amplifier, so that when you EQ it the way that sounds best to you, the amp will increase the volume without the issue of software volume clipping, allowing for more volume control than a basic software eq.

 

If you do not get an amp, and you use bassy headphones, you may find you are not satisfied with the overall quality of the sound, and an EQ will always be needed to re-tune the sound to your changing listening styles.

 

Also, even if you EQ down the bass, and bring up all other sound sliders, it will either be "just enough" or possibly not quite loud enough.

 

 Because if a digital EQ goes over 0, and you go up at all, at some point it will distort.  This is the software limit of the maximum volume possible, and there is literally NOTHING you can do to make it any louder, without distortion,

 

if you do not have a true amplifier.