I am new to audio but i know what good audio sounds like. I have been on crap $15 skull candy IEM's for a while and need a MAJOR upgrade. Am looking for portable headphones i can use. I do not own an amp nor am i looking into investing in one anytime soon atm. I just want amazing Headphones for the $100 price range. I was looking at the Grado sr80i's but i know see that they aren't so portable due to the sound leakage. So what do you guys recommend? I know this is very broad but i like to know my different options. And i do listen to many different types ranging from rock, dance, and jazz. Please and Thank You!
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"Best" Portable Headphones novice help
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