[Headphoneboi]

I am trying to find good headphones in the price range of $70-$150. I want headphones with strong bass, good soundstage, sound coloration, noise isolation (no leakage in the cans and out), and comfort. I listen to house, dubstep, rap/hip hop, and reggae.

 

[FrankATL]

I think everything you described sounds like a DJ headphone...sorry

 

[DarkSleip]

Either way I think everybody would recommend the ATH-M50 for that price range

 

[Headphoneboi]

@FrankATL then ill change that

 

[Headphoneboi]

Either way I think everybody would recommend the ATH-M50 for that price range

So far im leaning towards ultrasone 580s and i heard they are better and cheaper than the m50s

 

[FrankATL]

@FrankATL then ill change that

I don't think DJ headphone is neccessarily a bad thing. They can be all you described, and still of high quality sound. I think Shure makes some that get good reviews, among others. Some of them are just bass Beats...err, beasts though. That doesn't mean DJ means bad.

 

[Headphoneboi]

Btw i want headphones that have bass that you can feel the hard strong thump of

 

[jerg]

Quote:

I am trying to find good headphones in the price range of $70-$150. I want headphones with strong bass, good soundstage, sound coloration, noise isolation (no leakage in the cans and out), and comfort. I listen to house, dubstep, rap/hip hop, and reggae.

You WANT colouration? What kind of colouration?
 
Edit: looks like you just want cans with bass impact and not much else. With that limited budget, your options are among Ultrasone cans and perhaps Audio Technica ATH pro700mk2.

 

[TehJam]

HFI-580