Well thanks for the advice, I decided to save a little by buying used.   Bought a shure srh 840 for 100$ and a fiio E10 amp/dac for 50$   all in all it cost me 150$ and it sound really really good for the price.   Thanks for the help.

well just found the answer to my question

I don't want to have earing lost, so I would like to know at what db level should you listen the music? I have a sonometer and did some test, when I listen to music, I'm at around 54DB average with peek up to 61DB. Is there a chart available to see if it's dangerous? Thank you

I tried a few headphones at the store today, sennheiser momentum are on ear for me and sennheiser 558 are trully over ear.

What do you think of the ath m50 ?

I currently have Sony mdr 7506, they push on the edge of my ear pretty much all around. before that I used an old pair of Koss over the ear but it was the same thing, if they had half an inch more in diameter they would not touch my ear. I do not have small ear, but they are not super big.

I have owned a few pair of over the ear head phone over the year, but I don't really see the difference between over and on the ear. Over the ear seam to be slightly larger than on the ear, but they are still not completly over. I have a pair of ear protection and they are really over the ear...

I would like to use my headphones to listen to my tv in my bedroom.    The tv do not have a 3.5mm output. It has rca output and optical output, that's all.   What is the cheapest way to use my headphones?   I have a spare home theater amp but it's way too bulky.

I hate in hear, so over hear would be best

I'm not very knowledgable concerning headphones so if some could recommend one based on my requirement it would be greatly appreciated. My current headphones that I leave at work are sony mdr-7506, I paid 55$ for the, 2 years ago. They are not that bad. Now i want a set at home mainly to...