If youre looking for a headphone that prevents sound leakage, the Philips Citiscape Uptown's should be in your sight.. they are a balanced and refined headphone thats very affordable withing that price range, and they are almost as clear as the Sony MDR-1R..  

Those are the Dubstep headphones by pioneer. Best for Heavy bass music, below 20Hz or so, clarity isnt that great, but is great on portability!

Those are the Dubstep headphones by pioneer. Best for Heavy bass music, below 20Hz or so, clarity isnt that great, but is great on portability!

Hey all! I'm pretty new here and im not some audiophile person. Can someone just give me some suggestions on Great sounding headphones within the price range?   I'm looking for a headphone that has a good soundstage, and is portable. Thanks to those who would reply!

Quote:   No offense to you man, but i;m just saying... skullcandy aviators does sound good, but they ask too much of the price.. The Philips Citiscape Uptowns beat their sound quality, and they are 1/3 of ite's price.

Quote:   Oh, ok.. Since your looking at decent headphones with a soundstage, and with a decent budget. Check out the Philips Citiscape Uptowns, the Pioneer STEEZ 808, the Sony MDR-1r's and if your lucky to find it, the Senheisser Momentums. At first i thought you want gaming ones.

Try checking out the Klipsch s4 or the s5, and check the Philips fidelio s1 and s2. Both of them have excellent sound quality, but the s4's have more bass.

Since your looking for gaming headphones, i have alot to offer..   Gaming:   Steelseries Siberia V2 Steelseries FLUX Razer Orca Razer Tiamat 2.2 Razer Tiamat 7.1 Razer Kracken Razer Megalodon Skullcandy SLYR     I've used all of them so just ask on what you want to know.

To me, i'd reccomend the SennheisserIE80 and the Shure SE425.

In my opinion, the klipsch s4 has more bass than the s5, and the s5 has more clarity and a slightly improved soundstage than the s4 - only slightly.. So my choice is the klipsch s4.

I agree with your decision. The Sony MDR-1R is a very well balanced headphone, it's best to check them out. But since your wearing glasses, be sure to test it out extensively, just to be sure... If your willing to increase your budget up to $400, you can buy the momentums, which are possibly the...

It's best to rip them from CD's and then convert them, cause converting Mp3 to lossless aint gonna do much difference.

Quote:   Just to make myself clear here, i am not asking for any buying guide.. I'm just trying to roundup on what does other people think as their top 10 headphones. If i were to ask help, i would've put them in the help section..

Just one thing to say first, don't buy the philips shl9650... since your budget is at the 40-80 dollar price range, go for these:   Philips O'neill The Stretch + Very Colorful + Durable + Good Sound Quality (but not great compared to Hi-End) + Well Built + Has Mic and other...

Hello, i'm trying to draw some conclusions here, and i don't want to rely on reviews other stuff.... I want to ask all of you on what do you think is the best portable headphone... from an average consumer's perspective...   Just to make myself clear here, i am not asking for any buying...