[-xX-Mew-Xx-]

Nope, COP on setting four is like just below
But if asthetics are important then go with the COPs 'cause they are customizable

 

[PanamaHat]

Surprised you haven't bought a headphone yet.

If I were you I'd consider:
1. Dt770pro80 with a cheap small amp
2. Tma-1
3. Pro700 mk2

The COP's are hollow sounding headphones, avoid.

 

[-xX-Mew-Xx-]

Surprised you haven't bought a headphone yet.

If I were you I'd consider:
1. Dt770pro80 with a cheap small amp
2. Tma-1
3. Pro700 mk2

The COP's are hollow sounding headphones, avoid.

I found the mids to be laidback but not hollow, the bass does give the mids something to stand on!

 

[cel4145]

I blame you, Heitek.

I stopped in Guitar Center and saw the DT 770 80 ohms on sale for $199. They are now in the other room in my house breaking in at this moment. LOL

 

[Heitek]

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I blame you, Heitek.

I stopped in Guitar Center and saw the DT 770 80 ohms on sale for $199. They are now in the other room in my house breaking in at this moment. LOL

 
Did you go to one in Georgia? 

 

[cel4145]

Did you go to one in Georgia? 

Georgia? No. I blame you because I've been following this thread and feel like I have to try them.

I won't keep them unless they are significantly better than the HFI-780s I have. The 780s are much more portable because they fold up nicely, and I use them when I travel.

But first impressions? Definitely very nice. The bass is quite clean. I also like that the bass emphasis doesn't hump over into the lower mids like on many headphones.

Check your local Guitar Center. Worth picking up to give them a listen.

 

[Heitek]

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Georgia? No. I blame you because I've been following this thread and feel like I have to try them.

I won't keep them unless they are significantly better than the HFI-780s I have. The 780s are much more portable because they fold up nicely, and I use them when I travel.

But first impressions? Definitely very nice. The bass is quite clean. I also like that the bass emphasis doesn't hump over into the lower mids like on many headphones.

Check your local Guitar Center. Worth picking up to give them a listen.

 
Alright. Did they have them on display when you were at your Guitar Center?

 

[cel4145]

Alright. Did they have them on display when you were at your Guitar Center?

Nope. Had to buy them to listen to them. I'll return them the first of next week if I'm not keeping them.

 

[Heitek]

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Nope. Had to buy them to listen to them. I'll return them the first of next week if I'm not keeping them.

 
Mkay.

 

[wes008]

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I blame you, Heitek.

I stopped in Guitar Center and saw the DT 770 80 ohms on sale for $199. They are now in the other room in my house breaking in at this moment. LOL

Good choice! If you enjoy your Ultrasones, I cant guarantee you'll like them better, but they are such good closed cans. I wore them in public once though, I do not recommend it  

 

[PinoyPogiman]

Dubstep may be like instrumental rap and hippity hop. but i dont think headphones with muddy bass is something for anything.

I own the Sony XB500, a great can for its value; though, i think they are really bassy... too bassy... its SS is not in my taste but they're a fun can to listen to if you can manage the bass.

another gem i like is my Sony MDR-V6, i think this is best suited for you as it is ALSO great for the money. people state its Bass is not too muddling, and more in a musical bass like.
but i really like listening to Dubstep, DnB, Trip, Glitch, junglist, etc with these cans. nothing is too drowned out so you will hear a good layer of music.


though i can tell you to trust buying genuine MDR-V6's at Amazon.com under the dealer: AmazonLLC.


the 2 cans i listed are both great for the money, best under 100$! and im sure many people will understand here.

 

[Heitek]

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Dubstep may be like instrumental rap and hippity hop. but i dont think headphones with muddy bass is something for anything.

I own the Sony XB500, a great can for its value; though, i think they are really bassy... too bassy... its SS is not in my taste but they're a fun can to listen to if you can manage the bass.

another gem i like is my Sony MDR-V6, i think this is best suited for you as it is ALSO great for the money. people state its Bass is not too muddling, and more in a musical bass like.
but i really like listening to Dubstep, DnB, Trip, Glitch, junglist, etc with these cans. nothing is too drowned out so you will hear a good layer of music.


though i can tell you to trust buying genuine MDR-V6's at Amazon.com under the dealer: AmazonLLC.


the 2 cans i listed are both great for the money, best under 100$! and im sure many people will understand here.

 
I've heard bad things about the Sony MDR-V6's comfort. Would the Beyerdynamic Earcushions (The ones you can get included on Amazon) fix that problem?
 
Also, how bad does the Sony MDR-XB500's bass drown out/recess the mids and highs? Would it still be great for dubstep, moombahton, electro, and trap? I'm just clarifying so everyone knows. I want the same amount of bass as on the Crossfade LPs (or more), maybe a notch lower if I HAVE to. I guess with Dubstep the upper mids and highs don't matter much? Or...

 

[cel4145]

I've heard bad things about the Sony MDR-V6's comfort. Would the Beyerdynamic Earcushions (The ones you can get included on Amazon) fix that problem?

It makes a big difference whether or not you are going to spend $100 or $200. The Sony MDR-V6s are excellent headphone for under $100. But there are better for the <$200 range. Might be easier to decide if you make a firm commitment on your budget.

And yes. The Beyer pads do improve the comfort.

 

[cel4145]

Good choice! If you enjoy your Ultrasones, I cant guarantee you'll like them better, but they are such good closed cans. I wore them in public once though, I do not recommend it  

So far, I'm liking what I hear. Not sure I will like them better than the HFI-780s, but I totally get why people love these.

 

[Heitek]

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It makes a big difference whether or not you are going to spend $100 or $200. The Sony MDR-V6s are excellent headphone for under $100. But there are better for the <$200 range. Might be easier to decide if you make a firm commitment on your budget.

And yes. The Beyer pads do improve the comfort.

 
Alrighty. I'm putting my foot down on the $210 budget. The best under that for what my tastes are, I will get.