I would go with the DT990 or DT880. They might just be the most comfortable headphones I have ever tried, and also have very good sound.

  IMO then you should go for open back with the best bass. As TwelveTrains said, try the dt990's they have some pretty good bass for openback headphones. If you have amazon prime you could also try to just order a pair of openback with best possible bass and closed back with best possible...

Hi there   Do you have an amp for your headphones? Otherwise, you might be better off with some headphones with a lower impedance, or a cheaper pair with an amp.   Have you tried looking at the DT990?

  Ah well, then you might want to go for something better than the M6 pro's, i use them as i use my IEM's on my bike everyday in all weather, so they have a tendency to brake.

You are welcome. Just watch out for the plague that is needing to upgrade

  Sounds good. The nice thing about buying it separately is that if you decide to upgrade your amp you still have the DAC. I also believe that the schiit stack has an (ever so small) edge over the O2/ODAC.   The modi2u is powered, where the non-uber version is power over usb. Some will argue...

Hi there. How much do you want to spend? I personally use a pair of Mee M6 pro's, and find them very good for ~50$.

Hi there!   Have you considered the modi2u/magni2u schiit stack? That would be right about $300 and have the power to drive anything it would make sense to drive with a $300 setup.   The magn2u has RCA output so you could just use it as a preamp for any set of powered monitors. That way you...

It is not uncommon to pay more for your DAC/AMP than for your headphones. A course analogy could be to think about it like a computer. You might only experience what the monitor shows you, but it is still very much depending on the pc behind it.   That being said you might be able to find...