Hey!  I've been looking for good headphones between $50-80 dollars.     I listen to mostly techno/trance/(mostly bass stuff), while also playing many games on my PC (single player).  I eyed the Panasonic HTF 600-S awhile ago and heard they were a steal for the low price, but I was wondering...

So basically, coughing up $20 more for the CADs would be worthwhile for playing games such as Skyrim and listening to music.  I wouldn't bother adding or removing padding, so no upgrading the Panasonics with that $20 foam.    These all seem very....studio like.  I'm really just here to...

Nah that's on-ear and isn't available on Amazon (I looked for a grand total of 20 seconds so as to have an excuse to not be confused).   .................................

Whyyyyyy  

Yea the Cad mh310's look similar to the Superflux's, just a bit more expensive (all I see are $60+).     It's really just the Panasonic HTF600-S vs. the Superflux HD 681's.  I hear Panny's are more bassy, hopefully it doesn't muddle the sound quality too much.     Perhaps just a few more...

I've heard the HD 681's are a little more treble oriented, while the Panasonics are more bass oriented.  Is this true? If thats the case, I'd probably go with the Pannys.   Also, the HD 681's are semi-open?  Does this mean they leak more sound than the 600's?

Any other opinions?  

Creative Aurvana Live! for $73 vs. Panasonic HTF600's for $34 for listening to DnB and single-player gaming?  Are the Creative Aurvana Live! headphones really worth double?

Well, let the indecision begin.  The Creative Aurvana Live! is $73 on Amazon, so about double the HTF600's.  I'm not really prepared to spend that much on my first pair of legit headphones (I'm using the Jbuds J3 atm....), especially since after reading tons of forum posts, I still haven't seen...

Thank you for your time and effort you put into your reply!  Definitely leaning more towards them!

So far I've been pretty damn indecisive when it comes to buying headphones.     So far the Panasonic HTF 600's seem to be the hot pick for under $50, but I've heard that they leak a lot of sound, which I really don't want.   I'll be using them to play single-players games and listening...