[ex0du5]

Might I just suggest you get a cheap pair of Koss KSC75 for working out? They won't fall off, and sound better than many headphones costing even $100.

 

[smedley]

  Koss Pro DJ 100's at  Best Buy for around $80 .  Closed full size headphones.  They sound great and their is no lack of bass at all and very clear highs. 

 

[desktophifi]

The M50's may suit your musical preferences. 

 

[jedichampion]

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what do u guys think about the m50 vs d1100

 thx for the reply.bumping.

 

[ziweiwu]

don't listen to music while working out. You need to focus on one thing at the time. 

 

[jedichampion]

u sure dont know how music adds to the intensity

 

[jedichampion]

bump

 

[keanex]

Full sized headphones for working out wouldn't be a great idea. I'm going to assume you like bass since you like Skullcandy. Look into something like the JVC Marshmallows or the Sennheiser CX300 for working out. For other uses, I've heard mixed reviews about the Denon D1100's, basically they beefed up the bass on the D1001 and released them as the D1100, which is too much bass for me, but you may like them. The M50 are probably your other best bet.

 

[sandeepk]

My suggestion to you is to buy Sennheiser CX300. These are super cheap (awesome value) IEMs that are great for working out, and the best part is that if they are damaged when you are running, etc it didn't really cost that much to start so they are easy to replace. That should set you back like $25 so you still have $75 to work with for listening to music when you are not working out. Here is where I'd suggest buying full sized headphones (or maybe portables). You can try the Grado Sr-60 (a community favorite) for around what you have left.

 

[jedichampion]

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My suggestion to you is to buy Sennheiser CX300. These are super cheap (awesome value) IEMs that are great for working out, and the best part is that if they are damaged when you are running, etc it didn't really cost that much to start so they are easy to replace. That should set you back like $25 so you still have $75 to work with for listening to music when you are not working out. Here is where I'd suggest buying full sized headphones (or maybe portables). You can try the Grado Sr-60 (a community favorite) for around what you have left.

the thing about this is that i heard so much about grado's but they leak to much sound.
 
how would u guys compare skullcandy inkd($20) versus cx300($30) (this is kinda like the only people that know are the people that have used them)
 
inkd sound good( i onwed them two times before but they have broken and 20 dollars is alot of money for something that is going to break), so if i choose the cx300 over the inkd its going to be because they sound crazy good.
 
they are alot more conterfeit of senns than skullcandy

 

[abhinit90]

Looks for a grado sr80i or a denon d1100 imo :|

 

[Tablo]

Audio technica m50 is $110 at scitscat.com

 

[slapshot30]

D1100 has more bass than the M50. The M50 bass was a bit weak in my opinion and I listen to the exact same artists as you. When listening to some of eminem's songs from his latest album, I was left wanting/expecting a bit more. Of course, you're going to hear some people on here saying the bass might even be too much on the M50's. But considering your choice of music I'd be willing to bet you like your bass

. If these will be used mostly for working out though... I would highly suggest getting some IEMs/earbuds, you can get some pretty nice ones around $100.

 

[barristan]

"I lift things up, I put them down", "I lift things up I put them down".

 

[jedichampion]

anyone know where i could find the cheapest cx300(legit)?amazon has it for like $30 but i dunno its its legit?what are my steps to know it the earphones i receive are legit?