[holyangel117]

Does anyone know of a good pair of headphones that are stylish, but have a great sound quality? I currently own the Superlux 681 hd and my price range is from 50-200 USD.

Edit: What about the ZMF modified t50P?

 

[PurpleAngel]

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Does anyone know of a good pair of headphones that are stylish, but have a great sound quality? I currently own the Superlux HD-681 and my price range is from 50-100 USD.

What source(s) are you going to be plugging the headphones into?
 
On eBay you can get decent cloth (Velour) ear pads for around $16, for the HD-681.
Cheaper upgrade compared to buying new headphones.

 

[holyangel117]

What source(s) are you going to be plugging the headphones into?

On eBay you can get decent cloth (Velour) ear pads for around $16, for the HD-681.
Cheaper upgrade compared to buying new headphones.

Just my laptop and my iPod. Also, I'm willing to spend $200, but I would prefer using only 100. I'm thinking about the m-audio q40 studiophile headphones or the ath m50's.

 

[niko96]

You should check the Phillips Citiscape downtown
What kind of music do you hear?

 

[holyangel117]

You should check the Phillips Citiscape downtown
What kind of music do you hear?

I listen to metal, electronic, and film scores. Like I said, I'm looking at the ath m50's and the m-audio q40's. Do you know any headphones like that?

 

[niko96]

What do you thing about the sennheiser hd 25-1 II and beyerdynamic dt1350?

 

[koolas]

I'd recommend ATH-M50 or RH-A30. Second one is way more detailed. I love it for trance and for classical.

 

[holyangel117]

What do you thing about the sennheiser hd 25-1 II and beyerdynamic dt1350?

I've heard good things about both, but haven't read too much about them.

 

[niko96]

The m50 and q40 seems to be more bass heavy than the hd 25-1 ii and the dt 1350. I think the 1350's have the most neutral signature of the four. The 25's have a more forward (a bit "in the face") sound signature, is quite good for rock and metal.

 

[hotmyk]

I recommend the V-Moda M80 for EDM. You might as well spend a few more bucks for the M100s.