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Got $200-$250 but as near to the $230 range as possible

 

The guy who needs a pair mainly listin's to electronic and bass.Pretty much it.Oh, they gatta be good for youtube vids and some gaming too.But any headphones are really for "gaming"

The headphones don't need to be geared toward gaming at all.Just need to concentrate around the music.

 

 

FOR GOD'S SAKE IF YOUR HERE TO SAY M50X/598 DON'T

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we can't we recommend good headphones?

m50x

 

Mine work fine with dubstep/EDM Music

 

 

 

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we can't we recommend good headphones?

m50x

I said $250 not $150

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I said $250 not $150

m70x

 

 

 

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Too much for classy music and not much bass

 

DaFuq?That things a M50X with aluminum on it

different drivers 

 

 

 

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http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-Performance-Surround-Gaming-Headset/dp/B008O515CK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1441242913&sr=8-1&keywords=sennheiser+pc363d

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FOR GOD'S SAKE IF YOUR HERE TO SAY M50X/598 DON'T

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we can't we recommend good headphones?

m50x

 

Mine work fine with dubstep/EDM Music

bad

 

m70x

very bad

 

 

 

DaFuq?That things a M50X with aluminum on it

good

 

different drivers 

yeah but still not good.

 

 

V-Moda M-100 are good

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Open back or closed? Will they be used on the go?

 

The DT 770 PROs are a good pick for a closed back pair. For open I would also look into the Hifiman HE 400, Fidelio X2, and DT 990 PRO.

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Too much for classy music and not much bass

DT 770 PROs have excellent bass quantity and impact. They work great for electronic music.

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dt-880s are great due to the fact that they are semi-open. I have the 990s which are fully open and have a ginormous sound stage. In reality, any variant of the DT series from Beyer dynamic is good, and can be had for as low as $150 (the price I got my 990s for on amazon)

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For $250, if you can find the NAD Viso HP50 for under $250, that would be the headphone I would recommend. Maybe the K612 Pro may help (its usually under $200, sometimes under $150, and is miles ahead of the M50X) though it needs some amping due to insensitivity. Nevermind... go with the DT770 instead.

 

we can't we recommend good headphones?

m50x

 

Mine work fine with dubstep/EDM Music

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DT 770/880/990 are good

n0ah1897, on 05 Mar 2014 - 2:08 PM, said:  "Computers are like girls. It's whats in the inside that matters.  I don't know about you, but I like my girls like I like my cases. Just as beautiful on the inside as the outside."

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Probably DT770 is your best choice. I wanted to suggest K7xx, but it's not the greatest headphone for electronic music since the mid-bass is kinda dry

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Bass and gaming don't really go together for that price range. The best you'll get for compromise is the DT 990 and the AKG K612 pro's. The DT 990's have more treble and thumpier bass, but the K612's have less treble and have a more punchier bass.

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Bass and gaming don't really go together for that price range. The best you'll get for compromise is the DT 990 and the AKG K612 pro's. The DT 990's have more treble and thumpier bass, but the K612's have less treble and have a more punchier bass.

Can you get punch and thump?

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Yes, you call it HE-400  ;)

I like punch and thump...

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HE-500

I have that one, but a screw broke, so I can't use it :(

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Probably DT770 is your best choice. I wanted to suggest K7xx, but it's not the greatest headphone for electronic music since the mid-bass is kinda dry

 

 

Bass and gaming don't really go together for that price range. The best you'll get for compromise is the DT 990 and the AKG K612 pro's. The DT 990's have more treble and thumpier bass, but the K612's have less treble and have a more punchier bass.

 

Thanks for some real answers >>>.>>>

 

@MayflowerElectronics Will the DT 990 work with the Mayflower o-dac?

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Thanks for some real answers >>>.>>>

 

@MayflowerElectronics Will the DT 990 work with the Mayflower o-dac?

 

Of course, it will drive any headphone on the market. I have the DT 990 600 ohm version at home and it drives it plenty loud with low gain.

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Of course, it will drive any headphone on the market. I have the DT 990 600 ohm version at home and it drives it plenty loud with low gain.

Well...

Not electro static headphones

n0ah1897, on 05 Mar 2014 - 2:08 PM, said:  "Computers are like girls. It's whats in the inside that matters.  I don't know about you, but I like my girls like I like my cases. Just as beautiful on the inside as the outside."

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