[Fungi]

Extra vote for PX100, anti-vote for KSC75. Don't get me wrong, I really like the KSC75 (enough to buy 3) but the PX100 is clearly more bassful.

 

[jayinhk]

AKG K 24P. Bassiest phones I've ever heard in my life.

 

[imp0ssibled]

can add the M-Audio Q40 headphones to the list of budget Basshead headphones too~

 

[Vaughn]

Another vote for Equation Audio RP-21's. They are what you are looking
for.

 

[uraflit]

the k81dj had a lot of bass, and not too muddy from what i remember.

 

[Dominat0r]

Just got the PX100s used on the forums here and i have to say...very very bassey. Alittle darker then most, but the bass is pretty powerful for such a small headphone.

 

[TheDeliveryMan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sparda /img/forum/go_quote.gif I need some new headphones to replace my current MDR-V300. They are horrid but still better than my other ones. Anyways the PX-100 is known for its bass heavy sound but I haven't personally heard one before. I have heard the the JVC marshmallows before and thought that it sounded great for the price and had tons of bass. After looking around a bit (just a little) I found out about the new Aircushions and the UM1s. Which of these (or recommend some other ones) will give me the most enjoyable sound and have great bass? I'm open to suggestions but keep the price under $100. ps. I should mention that of course the new headphones will have to sound better than the MDR-V300 in every way. If the PX-100 or HA-FX66 or UM1 sound worse then I will not consider them anymore.

You can trade in your MDR-V300 or other headphones/earbuds and get some cash back on the PX100...www.sennheiserusa.com/upgrade

 

[manoppo2]

1 more vote for K81DJ.

 

[Dominat0r]

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDeliveryMan /img/forum/go_quote.gif You can trade in your MDR-V300 or other headphones/earbuds and get some cash back on the PX100...www.sennheiserusa.com/upgrade

thats pretty awesome =)

 

[Almoxil]

If bass impact is more important than detail, then the K81 DJs (or K518 DJs) should not be overlooked. But the bass from them can be really over the top sometimes...