[2enty3]

Even though I have no immediate plans to buy a set of portable headphones anytime soon, I am planning to get one in a couple months. I already have an IEM and 2 circumaural headphones, so I thought I might as well get a portable one for whenever I feel like it.
 
So here's my Info:
- Listen to mainly Power Metal(Emphasis on Guitars and Drums), J-Pop, Jazz, and Rock in general.
- Price range doesn't matter at the moment, but definitely nothing over $300, unless it is a near perfect headphone for me.
- No strong preference on Closed or Open, but leaning towards closed, but SQ>design.
- As suggested by topic, an overall Warm sound signature, but with emphasis on mids also.
- No real preference on treble, just not too bright.
- Usage at the moment is unknown, but probably indoors, but might take them outside once in a while.
- Detail bass> bass quantity
- Using itouch 16g -> iBasso T3, soon replaced with cowon J3.
 
Thanks
 

 

[2enty3]

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[seanmo]

I would check out these links
http://www.headfonia.com/ultra-portable-shootout-px100-px200-portapro-k404-v-jays-tracks-oldskool-and-hd238/
 
http://www.headfonia.com/closed-cans-shootout-m-50-esw-9-t50p-hd25-1-beats-studio-srh-840-srh-750dj-k181dj-and-dj1pro/
 
I have the v-jays and like them a lot
 
seems like the hd-25 might be a fit 

 

[Woozle Wuzzle]

Skullcandy seems to be perfect for you, no question about it. There are also Bose which I read were fantastic.

 

[leonzill]

Skullcandy seems to be perfect for you, no question about it. There are also Bose which I read were fantastic.

Best advice I've ever seen on these forums TBQH.

 

[2enty3]

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Skullcandy seems to be perfect for you, no question about it. There are also Bose which I read were fantastic.

Oh yeah, Seems legit...

 

[ChipnDalebowl]

Sennheiser PX-100 might be right up your alley if you're looking for mid-range sound.  They are not overly bright either.