[onocentaur]

My budget is £100 ($200) at most, although I'm happy to go second-hand [size=xx-small](but not happy to wait five months for chosen can to turn up second hand...)[/size]. All-rounder ideally, main strength would have to be soundstage. My research to date suggest that there are no good closed headphones at that price with a great soundstage. Am I wrong? What about ATH-A900?

 

[davieb]

ATH- ES7

 

[oarnura]

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Originally Posted by davieb /img/forum/go_quote.gif ATH- ES7

x2. Just got it yesterday, listening to it now and is making me smile very wide. The sound stage is really good.

 

[Mansize_tissue]

DT770 Pro are pretty good.

 

[captian73]

to fit that budget i've only got the Ultrasone Proline 750's, the Sennheiser HD25-1 (which isolate very well) the denon ah-d1000 which are very nice, and the equation Audio RP21, which for the price, i think are the deal of the decade.

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sometimes, i wanted just a touch more midrange definition form the Denon's but they are a superb pair of headphones.

 

[sikki-six]

The HD-25s are some pretty nice phones, but they basically have zero soundstage. In this department DT770s or ATH A700s do very well.

 

[Rednamalas1]

A900s are wonderful, but they have a bit recessed mids with too much bass for my taste. I mainly use them for movies.