[masternr]

Hello dear Head-Fi community, I'm planing to buy a new Headphone and i'm looking for a headphones with extreme good bass and i should be able to listen on my desktop computer and my android. I'm terrible at finding good products i bought Steelseries v2 about two years ago and they haven't treated me good. Any help will of course be appreciated.

 
I listen to music like Dupstep, House, Hardstyle ect..
 
Reminder i'm a totally newbe at sounds, I read trough THIS thread i just got lost..

 

[Koolpep]

Well if you want GOOD bass, I would go with Ultrasone Pro750 or Pro900.
 
If you want crazy earth shattering but less defined bass, then .... 

 I have no idea.
 
Cheers,
K

 

[acllaim]

That thread you linked is really old. I'd suggest looking into V-MODA M100s.

 

[Lorspeaker]

Ue6000/9000 hits quite hard...
Like high octane dance floor when the active mode is switched on.

 

[Muzika]

Never used them myself but I believe the Sony MDR-XB700 have pretty huge bass. See this chart:
 

 

[lin0003]

Price range?

 

[plakat]

V-Moda M-100 seem like a good choice for your music and applications if thats within your price range: easy to drive, prominent but not overpowering bass, robust build, compact folding for transport -- a really fun headphone.

 

[masternr]

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Never used them myself but I believe the Sony MDR-XB700 have pretty huge bass. See this chart:
 

Looks to big but it sure is good.
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Price range?

The one thing i forgot. 60€ to 150€
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V-Moda M-100 seem like a good choice for your music and applications if thats within your price range: easy to drive, prominent but not overpowering bass, robust build, compact folding for transport -- a really fun headphone.

Very neat looking, But the price is pretty heavy but i think i'll save up for a V-Moda M-100.

Thanks everyone for great comments (If anyone have a better choice or a cheaper one who looks really neat make sure to post it)

 

[plakat]

Personally I'd rather not fall back on the lower V-Moda series (LP/LP2), the M-100 is worth the extra money. And I think you'll enjoy it even if your musical tastes broaden -- many use it with other genres and are quite fond of them.
 
A nice review (one of many):
http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/bassheads-delight-v-moda-crossfade-m-100

 

[seag33k]

How would the M-100s compare to the DT770 Limited Edition?

 

[jawar]

The V_Moda M80 if need portable but D2000, DT990 offers great punchy bass.

 

[plakat]

I've found the DT770LE (which I just recently sold) to be less coloured than the M-100. Both share a nice bass and subbass presentation, though the M-100 is more to the point in that regard: its a fun headphone and true to that fact. The DT770LE on the other hand is U-shaped but somewhat tries to cover that up so to say I did not hear the other DT770 variants, but the LE is said to be more neutral compared with the very bass heavy 80Ohm version.
 
The LE is a robust headphone and very comfortable. I consider it too big for on the go and it takes up a lot of space in a bag. For stationary use a solid choice though.

 

[masternr]

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Personally I'd rather not fall back on the lower V-Moda series (LP/LP2), the M-100 is worth the extra money. And I think you'll enjoy it even if your musical tastes broaden -- many use it with other genres and are quite fond of them.
 
A nice review (one of many):
http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/bassheads-delight-v-moda-crossfade-m-100

Then m-100 it is you all of you have been a great help. And a great forum i'll sure be checking back here once a time.

 

[Trunks159]

Look into the jvc sz2000.