I am an Audio Enthusiast who is pretty much addicted to music, i listen to music A LOT on-the-go but unfortunately never had a decent pair of headphones, had A LOT but never a good awesome one, recently ive had a some of money almost 250$ but lets say 200$ for now and am interested in buying a pair of headphones, a fter a lot of hours on youtube, amazon and reading reviews i'm torn between the Sennheiser's Momentum ( Over the ear) , the AKG K545 even the sennheiser HD8 Dj ( i know it's a bit pricier and unlike the previous two), Audio Technica's ATH M50x, Sony MDR-1R,Sennheiser HD 598,Philips Fidelio X1 and the Sennheiser HD598 
I know hey are all different in one way or another , i do not have any specific preferences music genre wise, i just want a pair that has an awesome performance and delivers the best music experience, i want to feel the music , get goosebumps you know
 
Note: i am also planning on buy the Fiio X1 Player
any additional suggestions are welcome
 
thank you in advance

Sony 650 are outstanding for The price of US$100. Balanced warm bass + excellent trebles and details. These are in-ears headphones and I use them for hours without tiring. So portable. I fly, cycle and walk with them.

Are they comfortable for people with large ears (my ears are approx. 70mm or 2.75 inches long) ? I have Sony MDR-NC60's and they fit me perfectly but I don't know if the MDR-1A's ear cups have the same size.

Yes Andrew; they will fit your ears. 

Alright, thanks for the help. I was going to buy the V-Moda Crossfade M-100's but I think that the ear pads are too small for my ears even if I buy the XL pads. I contacted V-Moda's customer support and they said that they will barely fit me with the XL pads but I'm not sure.

Sony will fot your ears like a grove. Test drive them to be sure. I find them so comfortable that I can fall asleep in them. The othe headphones for large ears that I like are AKG 551.

Have you tried the Momentum 2.0's? I'm also interested in those but I heard that they have smaller earpads than the Sony MDR 1A's