I've moved on from bass-centric, but have enjoyed the clean bass of planars. Its enough for me (after eq)

Tighter bass. The 82 Pro has enough bottom end and extension for me. The GM seems a bit loose and possibly some interference from the port down low. Not bad, just not as good. I am a basshead, but in the last year find myself pulling back on bass quantity. Even turned off the APTX in favour...

After a few years of collecting, I now rock 82 Pro's as my daily at work and home (2 sets). I sold my GM200's and will now sell of / pass on most of my other sets that are good, but not as good. Tempted to buy a spare pair or 2, at some point they will be EOL and my current sets won't last...

Master and Dynamic Mh40 were 200aud recently, lots of bass. The headband design is robust, but not for big heads. I was rocking MDR1a as daily, now not readily available, v shaped fun cans. Custom one pro can give good bass and don't have as much of the Bayer treble spike that does not agree...

I have the M100 and LP2. M100 are good, but nothing special. Meze 99 are better IMO. LP2 I find dark but not great for most genre's. I like the Sony MDR1a and M&D Mh40 for bass punch and extension. I've bought a set of used THx00, looking forward to trying these out as a cheap cousin to the...

SHP's look to have a stronger upper bass hump, with a steeper slope down from ~100hz, making lower bass particularly weak. For my listening tastes, think the SHP will stay on my list of good cans that don't suit my sound sig.

Odd pair to face off. Start with how much bass you want, if you want Bluetooth, open vs closed, etc.

X2HR Lots of bass for an open back.

Momentum 2 are bassy, not cannon level, more of a low shelf. Not as V shaped as many of the other options I own. I picked up a set of Mh40 cheap on Amazon, looks like they are clearing old models. You may like them for their bass punch.

The GM200 are closer to the Meze 99 Neo in Bass quantity. less controlled, but otherwise better for gaming.

the mids and highs are clear and flat (see graphs), I expect it has much in common with the sound of the 82's.

What are you comparing them to? Like I said, I'm comparing them to bassy options (Meze 99 Neo, Sony MDR1A, momentum 2 wired, etc. Compared to these, less punch.

After a bit more time with the GM200, they don't have the bass punch / extension i prefer, but is a good gaming headset (I have not tested the mic). Treble and mids are smooth, bass is boosted, but not as much as I like. Still to get a feel for the sound-stage precision.

GM200 arrived today after 7 weeks of waiting, they have been playing against Sony MDR-1 A which were already on my desk. The Sony have more impact / slam and a sharper (but not tiring or sibilant) treble spike. Early impressions are good, I feel Takstars show details nicely. Separately I had...

Jumped on the GM200, thanks. Will be waiting some weeks for them to arrive. Looking forward to comparing them to other flatish with boosted bass fun closed cans in my arsenal. Interested to see if the Rise, Flit and othes turn out to be champs, are we on a one trick pony or emerging player...

IMO, the 99 Neo (what I have) are a better sounding can, other than bass extension. Highs have more air, mids are cleaner, both are bass boosted, but in a different way. I think the VModa can push more of a bass cannon feel where the 99's are a bit more boomy and loose, but with a overall...

I'm out of the loop, still rocking my 1st gen Backbeat Pro's for work wireless cans. The skullcrushers were meant to be pretty epic, big passive driver to resonate and get some big airflow. Is there a serious Razor option? I think of them as a keyboard and laptop brand. I guess the first...

I'd be interested to hear some head-fi reviews, waiting for these to be released in Aus.

I recently purchased a set of these, I'm a sucker for a sale...   After reading many reviews I thought I succumb to the sound signature and after playing with the M80s, I was happy they would be well built. I had been looking at the M100's, but couldn't justify the price premium.   They...

You dont just whack on a bass knob to make a set of cans to have good bass.   There are many facets to bass; extension, presence, clarity, not overwhelming the rest of the freq, etc.   If you want good bass cans, go for a recommendation from this thread and cross-check it against other reviews. 

Surprised no one mentioned the VSonic Gr02 Bass ed (unless I missed it). My favourite IEM's so far, they get more time than any of my other sets which include the XB90's (which go beautifully low but could have more punch).    If you are interested in cans, The UE6000 are pretty bass happy...