[byraur]

Hello,

which are the best closed headphone for ipod nano? I listen hard rock and grunge... I don't know which headphones brands could play this kind of music.

The heaphones should have:

Portability, confort and overall no amp need.

Thank you so much!!

 

[seantx]

AKG 81DJ.

 

[pheonix991]

I use the A900's for my zen xtra. They work great, but, I'm not sure if it is my mp3 files, or the old player, but, the sq is a little low. I'm thinking it is my player... But, I know on my comp. they sound as smooth as butter, and no amp is needed.

 

[marvelusjd]

Quote:

Originally Posted by seantx AKG 81DJ.

Seconded. Damn good headphone for the price and would sound good with the music you like without an amp.

 

[jilgiljongiljing]

Depends on price range. K81 DJ for 60 bucks. AT A700 for a little more than twice the price.
Isolation is better in the AT, and sound quality is way better IMO.

But they are ridiculously large and can be used only indoors. K81s on the other hand look snazzy and cool for outdoor wear.

K81s arent all that comfy, watever I did to the headband, I had to take a break after around an hour, but its not too bad. A700's on the other hand are easily the most comfy headphones I have triend on.

 

[icarlos]

Try the sennheiser px-100, are confortable and are cheap.

 

[The Monkey]

Senn HD 25-1

 

[Jeff E]

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Monkey Senn HD 25-1

Seconded.

They are pricey (add replacement cables and pads) but the HD 25-1 are portable, efficient and offer a punchy low end that should work well with your preferred genres. Their comfort seems to vary by individual. Robster is selling a like new pair.