Audio Technica AD700, Sennheiser HD448, or the older HD555 (if you can find it new for less than $100..) are good choices to start.
I also really enjoy the Denon D1100, although it does color the sound, it makes classical...
No experience with the D2000, D5000, or the D7000, but I love my D1100's. The bass response is absolutely fantastic (guilty pleasure!), and in order to compensate for the recessed mids I bumped up the 250-2k khz range to bring them...
Selling my "backup" pair of these headphones that I have not opened from its original box. Comes with everything the headphones would come with, of course =)
I''ll take care of the Paypal fees - Price includes Priority Mail...
Yup! I'll definitely agree to that. I did toy with EQ and it did sound quite good as an all-purpose can.
However...I actually got them for their bass, haha. I use the SHR840 and AD700 for most music, but I use the D1100 as...
If you don't mind used (like-new condition), Electronics-Expo through Amazon has a pair of open box Denon D1100's for $99 + shipping. IMO the D1100 is a huge step up from the D1001/Creative Aurvana Live! headphones, both in comfort and...
The XB500 is a good choice, but they go over your ears, not around them.
Out of the headphones I have tried, the only closed headphone with a lot of bass and goes fully around my ears are the Denon D1100 headphones. You may...
The D1100 earcups are bigger than the M50 earcups. Even with the M50's, they press down on the edges of the ear. The D1100 goes completely around my ears.
Note that while the D1100 earcups are larger, the pads are actually...
No problem! I havent tried that model of the AT or the Sony, but I have the Sony 7506 and had the M50s. The main difference of the Denon is that the pads go around your ears, not over them, so your ears aren't squished. I would say the...