Sorry but I'm a bit confused, are those the only ones you can get? Or are you only looking to buy vintage cans?

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Originally Posted by babania 

at this moment only these I can get.. yeah I'm interested in vintage headphones.. all of them s*x?

I wouldn't say that, but also I don't know what your into. If I was going to get vintage cans I'd go for 35 year old AKG K240 Sextetts, but that's me.

I had the Sony DR-S5 headphones, and they were bassy to the exclusion of all else. If you like your bass, then sure. Otherwise, I'd avoid. I've never heard of the Phillips 487, and I've only seen the CD10 and Koss K/145 on eBay. Meanwhile, the Pioneer SE-700 is reported to have a peak through the upper mids and to not be very bassy. I don't think I've heard much about the sound of the Sennheiser HD224, but the early Sennheisers were mostly repurposed microphone capsules, and were bass-light when used as headphone drivers.

Why are these your only options? Is someone offering to give you a pair from the above selection? What country do you live in? 

If you want honest help, then post what your budgeted amount is and what music you listen to or what your sound preferences are (you did mention bass, so we can assume that's what you're interested in), and then ask for help in that. If you're looking for a particular aesthetic, then mention that.

Vintage headphones are not "better". They're often quite durable, but sound like sheit. Those Phillips SBC 487's will sound as follows: utter sheit. If you want my recommendation for cheap bass, go with a pair of JVC Flats. Amazon.co.uk says 10 pounds, with free shipping. Or, you could go with the Sony XD-200's, for an additional couple pounds.

I'll be frank and say, "If you're just advertising your own eBay listing, get off our forum."