Hi guys,   Just trying to decide between these three pairs of headphones (I know you guys hate Bose, but I listened to the AE2's in a store today and they are way more neutral and have less bass than the triports and on-ears).   I have discounted the SRH440 and ATH M50 due to comfort...

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I'm looking to get my first pair of decent headphones that break the $100 barrier. As I live in New Zealand, there is a lot of price inflation on most headphones (including the M50's, range of shure headphones etc,) however I have found a very good deal on a brand-new pair of vmoda crossfades...

Hi there,   I'm seriously considering purchasing the HD25 SP-II headphones, but I want to know the main difference between them and its superior cousin, the HD25-1 IIs. This is because I live in New Zealand, and somehow the HD 25 SPs are around $240 NZ ($190 US approx) and the HD 25-1 II's...

First of all, I am not really worried about sound leakage, however I do want headphones that can really block out a decent amount of outside noise. Nice sound quality is obvious, and I'm looking for a pair of phones that have adequate, punchy bass but not too much. Secondly I'm looking for...

Now that I got your attention with that obvious bit of baiting :P   I would like to know which portable headphones are best for sub $150 US. I want them to be sturdy (I'm gonna throw them in my bag quite a bit,) comfortable and have decent sound reduction as I travel in the car quite a lot...

Ok, so I'm an absolute beginner in good headphones (I've been using my iPod buds and that's been it) but I'm looking to upgrade to something nicer.   I travel a lot for my sport so I wanted something portable (on-ears) as I just can't take to in-ear buds. Because I travel in the car a lot...