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$100-$300 and Over-ear. Any recommendations?

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1 minute ago, Storm10 said:

I don't know what to write.

Your budget, in ear, over ear, tone preferences etc..

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8 minutes ago, Slottr said:

Your budget, in ear, over ear, tone preferences etc..

What do you mean by tone preferences?

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5 minutes ago, Storm10 said:

What do you mean by tone preferences?

Do you like bass? Do you like treble? 
What music do you listen to?

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7 minutes ago, HydraGaming said:

Do you like bass? Do you like treble? 
What music do you listen to?

Bass. I mostly listen to rock and pop music.

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Just now, Storm10 said:

Bass. I mostly listen to rock and pop music.

Is noise leak an issue? Will you use them in public or will you listen to them in a loud environment? 

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Noise leak is not an issue. Going to be using them in a bedroom.

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1 minute ago, Storm10 said:

Noise leak is not an issue. Going to be using them in a bedroom.

Philips Fidelio X2 would be a good pick. Doesn't have the bass rumble but it has punch. Easy to drive are they also so you wont have to worry about an AMP.

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AKG K7XX from massdrop are also a good option. They are crazy comfortable and sound amazing. They are harder to drive than the Philips Fidelio X2's, so a smsl sApII would be a good fit for cheap headphone amplifier if you feel you need one. 

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If you have more cash and can find a good deal then Hifiman HE400i are a blast

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