[NineEleven]

So I put alot of threads on Head-fi and now that I learnt some technical words. I might explain a bit better what I want.
Basically Highs , Mids and Lows: 
So I dont know what headphones should I get because I listen to mainly 4 types of music :
Trance/Vocal Trance / Rock / Metal and Reggae.
 
So I need highs mids and lows so I dont know what to get.
 
Im not a basshead although I listen to electronic music. So all I need is just a thump but nothing big just natural.
 
Well Highs are what I want for trance. The details which I never hear heard. In detailed beats and even for metal
 
Well mids are very very important  because of Guitars and vocals and vocals are very important !!
 
and Lows for drums and low freq.
 
 
I dont know any headphone which is balanced and good in all.
 
I am not using an amp just for portable usage (on computer and mobile)
I hate music leakage so NO music leakage.
 
 
If there is something a bit higher than this price. Ok.
Not too bulky

 

[KG Jag]

Checkout the V-MODA Crossfade M-80 On-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphone, KRK KNS-6400, Ultrsone HiFi 780, Shure SRH 840, House of Marley Exodus and Sennheiser HD25-1 II.
 
Your choices expand and improve if you get an amp.

 

[hifihead]

In the $200 and under price range, I can highly recommend the Shure SRH840. They sound good out of a MP3 player and hooked up to my solid state and tube amp.

 

[gasherman123]

House of Marley Exodus doesn't have much upper detail.

 

[dudek0051]

another vote for SRH840. they don't demand a lot on the source, and are very involving. But you may not like how they look.