Thanks a lot for the advice! I'll be sure to keep it in mind!

My budget is $300 max. I like closed headphones more since they usually have decent isolation while I'm on the trains, and they're more or less comfy. Uh, closed headphones are the ones that swallow-up the entire ear right? Or is that something else entirely? For reference, I'm currently using a...

Thanks for the advice. I listen to all sorts of genres from classical to dubstep, so I prefer having a set of headphones that can accommodate any genre (which is why I'm looking for neutral cans).

Wait, those aren't neutral? I read about the booming bass, but it kept being followed by decent mids and highs, so I assumed it was sorta neutral. o.0 I'm kinda new to this haha. I'm open to suggestions though.

Hi guys,   I saw this pair of headphones, Myth Labs Eclipse, but I've never heard of it before. I was wondering if anybody here has ever tried them out. According to the reviews at Amazon, they are neutral-sounding, and I am one hell of a sucker for neutral cans. I was actually thinking of...

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Quote: Yep, they're fairly durable. Even has a detachable cable it's easily replaceable if ever the wire dies. Not sure which shops would sell them. Maybe Best Buy? I got mine from Amazon.

Quote:   I would suggest Superlux HD 661, fairly neutral frequencies and they sound excellent. Otherwise go for any of the Sony XB series within the budget. They don't sound as good as the Superlux, but they do have that extra bass. Here are some possible options.

Hey guys, first post here, though I've been lurking around these forums for quite a while now. I'm looking into buying a new pair of headphones.   Budget: Worth $200 or below.   Preferred Tonal Balance: I'm not a fan of extended bass. I'm more into neutral-sounding headphones with good...