I'm looking for some semi-portable headphones. I sold my e3c's because I didn't like messing around with them for 5 minutes trying to get a good seal. I want something that I can just stick on, that's why I want headphones. I'm wanting something in the $100 -$150 range but I can go over a bit if necessary. They'll be used un-amped on an iPod. I usually listen to Rock BTW, because I'm sure that'll make a difference on what's best for me.
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Good semi-portable headphones ($100 - $150)
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