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post #106 of 159
12/27/12 at 2:22pm

Try "Pause" by Pitbull and "Pure Energy" from Information Society

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post #107 of 159
12/28/12 at 3:47pm

Kromestar - Mental Universe (Stigma Bootleg) 

 

Burial - Truant 

 

not the deepest but pretty awesome imo.

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post #108 of 159
12/29/12 at 1:05pm

Can't believe this hasn't been said, but "Lost" by Gorilla Zoe.  If you have a car with subs good enough to hit the lowest bass note it will literally take your breath away.  And as long as I'm on rap, I gotta throw out "Worldwide Choppers" by Tech9ne.  The bassline is rediculous. Just got a pair of ath m-50's and I can't stop listening to these two songs even though I don't like rap.

 

Also, most tracks by Pendulum have some kick ass drops or hits, but like others before have said, "Under the Influence" by The Chemical Brothers has my favorite drop, it's my go-to system test track.

 

And "I hung my head" by Johnny Cash has some great low notes on piano that just resonate beautifully, and "Low Down" by Hank Williams III has some sweet stand up bass for the country lovers out there.

 

EDIT-most songs by TI have great bass, especially Hellova Life.  And like another poster said ATLiens by Outkast has not only great mastering but hits hard too, Rosa Parks Comes to mind.


Edited by sandydankness - 12/29/12 at 1:13pm
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post #109 of 159
12/29/12 at 6:04pm

The deepest bass I ever heard throughout the song:

 

Mercy by Kanye West
 

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post #110 of 159
12/29/12 at 6:19pm

The most accurate, tight and deep bass track I have - aka - my reference bass track (excluding my binaural tracks) is track no. 3 (The March) from this album:

 

 

A lot...and I do mean A LOT of headphones can't even play the bass part AT ALL.

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post #111 of 159
12/31/12 at 3:50pm
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Originally Posted by LFF View Post

The most accurate, tight and deep bass track I have - aka - my reference bass track (excluding my binaural tracks) is track no. 3 (The March) from this album:

 

 

A lot...and I do mean A LOT of headphones can't even play the bass part AT ALL.


Hey LFF,

 

I remember you mentioning that before, that you only encountered two headphones that could play that bass part, but could not remember the ones you mentioned, what were they again?  Thanks!

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post #112 of 159
1/2/13 at 10:20am

This - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDM8yzEu_Tg

 

Ignore the name or the artist! Just the bass :D

 

But only this exact video :) Others are less bassy TBH


Edited by conquerator2 - 1/2/13 at 10:27am
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post #113 of 159
1/2/13 at 2:00pm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PD2lP88_FMs

Virtual Boy - Viking

"Drops" at 1:15

Beatport link if you might be interested in purchasing:

http://www.beatport.com/release/virtual-boy/863411

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post #114 of 159
1/2/13 at 2:11pm
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Hey LFF,

 

I remember you mentioning that before, that you only encountered two headphones that could play that bass part, but could not remember the ones you mentioned, what were they again?  Thanks!


At the time, there were only two...

 

Here are the ones that play the bass region and sub-bass accurately (not going to comment on the rest of the audio spectrum):

 

1. HE-6

2. HE-5

3. SR-009

4. HE Jades

5. HE-90 with the right amp

6. Senn HD650

7. Paradox

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post #115 of 159
1/4/13 at 2:22pm

This. if you've got good speakers in your car you can barely hear the lyrics 

 

http://l-roy.bandcamp.com/

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post #116 of 159
1/4/13 at 6:17pm

Is the bass in that Frederick Fennell recording just the 40hz reverb from the drum strikes?  Or am I missing something else?

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post #117 of 159
1/5/13 at 6:46am

The song Limit to Your Love by James Blake has ridiculous bass.  I also remember this drop in the song Pikes by Paul Van Dyk that I used to blast on my car stereo back in high school because of the insane bass drop.  I also like all kinds of old atmospheric Drum n Bass (stuff on good looking) because of the constant deep sub bass.

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post #118 of 159
1/6/13 at 4:40am
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Originally Posted by LFF View Post


At the time, there were only two...

 

Here are the ones that play the bass region and sub-bass accurately (not going to comment on the rest of the audio spectrum):

 

1. HE-6

2. HE-5

3. SR-009

4. HE Jades

5. HE-90 with the right amp

6. Senn HD650

7. Paradox


Are you saying that the V-Moda M-100, Ultrasone Signature Pro/ DJ/ Edition 8 could not, or were they not included in your auditions?

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post #119 of 159
1/6/13 at 5:25am
Sub'ed :-)
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post #120 of 159
1/8/13 at 1:05am

Beastie Boys "High Plains Drifter"

Blues Explosion "Mars,Arizona"

NOFX "Eat The Meek [Dub Mix]

LIL Jon "DA BLOW"

Kinfolk Kia Shine "New Style"

Outkast "The Way You Move"

Del The Funky Homosapien "Foot Down"

just a few that come to mind that I like bumping in my car...

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