[thdarkshadow]

I listen mostly to music similar to pop, country and classical and sometimes I listen to jazz. I have been very satisfied with the M80s so far and they sound great. they seem to be pretty well what I like. relatively balanced (I think) while not being boring. I don't have a wide experience with headphones but the ones I have tried are the Bose AE2 (which were just awful), Monster Inspiration (they had a TON of bass), Sennheiser HD 360 Pro(they have next to no bass but an EQ helps), and then obviously I have the Vmoda M80. 
 
I want closed back as I will be using them in my living room with my family watching TV or other stuff so I don't want to hear them or for them to hear my music. I would like to use it with my phone (moto g) so I can move around the house but if not thats not going to be a deal breaker. I also want over ear as I find it more comfortable and I already have pretty good on ear
 
I am looking to spend at most $300. The M-100 seem like the logical choice but people say that they have stronger bass and treble so Idk if I would like that. I would go listen to them but there isn't anywhere near here to demo headphones other than BestBuy and they just have beats and Bose with a couple other cheaper headphones. So here's what I am looking at so far:
 
V-moda m100
 
Sennheiser momentum
 
And anything you all can suggest that is closed over ear.
 
If I missed anything just ask
 
Thanks,
Shadow

 

[zunehdrocks]

Theres the nad viso hp50

 

[thdarkshadow]

I'm looking into it and so far looks pretty good. I hadn't heard of it before other than maybe once in passing so thanks for the suggestion!

 

[zunehdrocks]

Nad vs momentum
http://www.head-fi.org/t/706770/nad-hp50s-vs-momentums-a-short-review-comparison

Just a review
http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/i-love-these-headphonesthe-nad-viso-hp50

 

[thdarkshadow]

those are looking like what I want. My only concern is the build quality. several people in the forum complained of creaking

 

[thdarkshadow]

I ended up buying the momentums. The reasons were that the momentums were $50 less and I could buy them from amazon. The HP50 I would have to buy from a third party if I was buying at amazon. And everyone keeps saying stuff about how the HP50 sounds different (but better) because of "room sound" I got kinda scared I might not like it. Also the bass was controversial. And last but not least the build of the momentums are quite a bit better in looks and durability from what I could find. It all just kinda added up for me.
Thanks so much for the help! The links you gave me were a TON of help