Quote: Wow, thanks!

  First I'll tell you my listening preferences. I'm a bass head. I love hip-hop/rap, Metal, and I listen to a little bit of everything else. My favorite headphones for home are the ATH M50's, and I power them with the Fiio E17(wonderful device!). These headphones will hopefully be replacing my...

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Sorry to hear that. :( If there are any local dealers that carry them, check on if theyd let you were them in the shop. The pads might just be soft enough. Good luck to ya.

Thanks a bunch man. Those are for me, they are tunable, they do have detachable cables, and(i looked at them) I LOVE the black finish instead of silver-ish. Also a brand a trust and a much much better price for a youngster.

Thanks, Ivabign

I loved this part, good descriptions. Good review. "The bass.  Man.  Bowel-hitting.  The bass has robbed the bank and dropped some change for me as well!  Incredible presence is jiggling the cups on my dome.  It is fantastically deep and has authority like a disturbed rhino.  The bass is...

Quote:  Thanks. Are the UE TF10Pro's and the W3's detachable? If you own a pair yourself, are they durable? I saw just a couple bad reviews for that part.

Quote:   I'va had the sennheiser CX300's for 2 years. And I've loved them. Powerful bass(very), but it DOES NOT run over other sounds. Crisp highs, and good mids. You'd probably like them

  Thanks guys. Well how about some in a higher price range? I've been thinking about the Sennheiser IE80's...

  I'm a bass head, but I HATE when headphones do the skullcandy. When they muffle all other sounds because of their mediocre bass. I'm looking for IEM's for 100-200 dollars. Detachable cables are a must! I don't want the wire to go over my ear. Lastly, they need to have low impedance. Do you...

Yes, we do, Audio Technica M50's. No mic though. You really shouldn't. If you can get headphones for less, but better in every way; Durability, sound, and comfortabilty. I own the audio technica ATH M50's, and I love them(with an amp). You could buy and amp and better headphones for less than...

I'd suggest CX 200, or the CX 300's. 300's are a little over 30 dollars, but I've had mine for two year, and they've been great.

Other than the color and outer design. Is there a difference in sound quality? Thanks for any answers.

Quote: Haha, that's simple. Thanks.

Quote: WOW. How about a top three too?

I'm looking to find out about more headphone brands. Here are the ones I already know of, Audio-Technica, AKG, Denon, Grado, and Sennheiser. I couldn't find a list of them, so let's make one. Post the names of all the brands you know of.

Good. No problem. Good luck finding some you like.

Quote: LOL! That was an awesome point. I only skimmed it!

Eh, I'd like to stay under $100. Because I don't know how much longer the CX's will last before completely cutting off. And it'll take some time to save up. Have you had good experiences with other brands? I'd love to get an AKG in my inventory. By the way, I looked at those the other day, I...

Quote: I'm pretty sure it can power just about anything. But like I said, it would just take turning up the volume, and as the Ohms get higher it would loose detail. I'd try to stay under like 50 ohms, if your running it on a portable device with no amplifier. Also, you said you like...

My CX500's are wearing out, and I'd love a pair to replace them. And replace them WELL. And type, On-ear, In-ear, Over-ear, is fine. Does anyone know of any?

An amplifier isn't necessary right now. That'll mainly be if you decide to get into really high quality. I say this because a lot of the higher quality headphones higher impedance. Impedance(measured in Ohms) is basically how much power it will take to power the headset. For ex; If I use my...

I've had the CX 500's for about 2 years. I had to take the boot(thing that goes around the 3.5mm jack) off, because it wouldn't fit into my outdated iPhone 1. So that area got was obviously more vulnerable. So after 2 years of almost daily years there done. R.I.P. I need someone to give a...