Bose AE2(OE2?) vs ATH M50. Which one is best for mid and treble(e.g. violin)

First of all, I rarely come to head-fi, so I am relatively new around here.

Head fi has also helped me donate $138 to Audio Technica with ATH CKS77.
 

Now, I want to buy a pair of good headphones for mids.

 

I have narrowed down to these choices. Which one is best for mids and treble. Bass isn't the highest priority because my in ear(audio tech) is really powerful enough. I wanted to buy treble headphones because I got sick of bass and I listen to classical music a lot.

 

Price is the biggest concern here. Price in the US is really low. But here in Singapore its ridiculously high..

 

. ATH M50 cost $238 and Bose AE2 cost $229 (www.stereo.com.sg) 

I know that BOSE is generally disliked around here. I don't really mind paying for brand and comfort. I heard that the AE2's treble is good while the ATH M50 is recessed. I chose the M50 because its highly recommended around here and my friend has it. I would try to avoid choosing the option of the ATH M50 because I dont really want to get the same thing as my friend. 

 

For portability, its just a minor concern. I usually use my headphones at home. 

 

Some one please help me shed some light on these two headphones as I can't seem to choose between the two

 

Priorities:

1)Sound (mids and treble)

2)Price(I am poor :(   )

3)Convenience 

 

How do their mids compare?

Looking at them now, but do you have any opinions on those two?

whoa akg $300 way out of budget. Oh I forget to mention, no open headphones. I dont want my mum to hear eminem's rap lol

@Liam do they work on the iPhone cuz it's my only music source. I rarely use the computer To listen. The ohms are pretty high at 64?

How does the a700 compare to the m50. Plus anyone please get back to the topic of Bose vs m50 . Plus my budget is below 250 sgd. I prefer classical. Do not include sound staging. I just want the violin piano vocals to shine that's all. Bose looks good though.