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I've heard mixed things about the Solos. I tried to try them out at that audiophile store in Manhattan, but they snapped. I never got around to listening to them. 

From a business point of view, the Beats are excellent products. They appeal and sell, with little opposition. That's the whole point, good for Monster for doing such a good job. However, this is not a business forum, and as an audiophile [and therefore picky about sound quality in specific]...

I heard the 325s were the best anybody can get for rock music. Oh my goodness what have I done. 

    Quote:   Also because they have excellent highs, very accurate audio reproduction, detail, a fun sound, and an affordable price. 

A headphone is something on your head that produces sounds meant for your ears. 

I don't consider the camera useful enough to warrant an upgrade, IMO.

    Quote:   As you should. 

    Quote:   If anything they make you look like the biggest dork, at least that's what I see from the glances on the bus. What a troll. Ten headphones that are ten times better? Meh. 

M50s bass is much cleaner, albeit less aggressive. 

Just a thought, the M50 sounds nearly perfect (sound card quality) out of both of those sources. It's also in that price range. I hear cheap headphone amps are pretty useless, by the way. 

  Now that I have the M50, what is the next step in enjoying rich, intense, clean bass? I heard the HFI-580s were good. Not that I'm upgrading anytime soon or even have the capacity to do so, just out of curiosity what are some products that handle bass well? 

I love how the M50s clamp instead of rest on your head. If there's one thing I can't stand, it's downward pressure. My ears enjoy the warmness and snugness the M50 brings. 

  Quote:   NOOOOOOOOO.