Thanks for the input, how does the koss compare portability-wise?

So with that in mind, how do the dj100's and the Q40's compare to the sennheiser? Are they warmer, brighter, Etc?

Thanks!

Can an iPhone 4 handle the Q40 un-amped? Or will the sound quality degrade too much that an amp is necessary?

Just for reference, I have the sennheiser HD428 and I enjoy the sound for the most part except in the bass region, where I feel it is a bit lacking. Also, I'm not to familiar with terminology like warm, bright, dark etc sound. What are the hd428 considered so I have something to compare to?

I only want to spend at most $100 I'm looking for: 1. Good sound quality- I would like a present but not overbearing bass, clear mids and smooth highs 2. Portable- I know these are full size cans but tmk their not incredibly big right? I would be using them with my iPhone around campus and maybe...

I'm new to the headphone buying business, but I listen mostly to indie, electronic, and little bit of everything else. Which one do you think is better for me, the M-Audio Q40 or Koss ProDJ100?

Mod them you say??

Haha yeah, search "headphones under $50 recommendation" you said to go for the Sony XB400

Searching the forums I saw you recommended the x400s a couple months ago. Why the change in opinion??

Thanks for the reply! I think I will go with Sony bc their fairly cheap and my friends like them. From the Sony line would you recommend the 400, 600, or maybe even the 800? Every review I can find on them contradicts the other..but that seems to be the truth with every headphone I look at haha...

Title says it all. I was looking at the AKG website and they look identical except for the color

Thanks TwinQY I'll check them out! Do you know anything about the Sol Republic Tracks Ultra?

Oh and idk if this helps but I have Sennheiser HD 428 and I like their sound for the most part but I feel they lack a little bit in bass and they're sometimes too quiet in loud situations

Hey guys, I'm looking for a nice pair of headphones that: 1. Have nice sound quality (not an audiophile but I have a good ear) 2. Look somewhat stylish (I'm going to be wearing these out and about, and around campus) 3. Cost ~$100 4. Sounds good with indie, alternative, and electronic...