[Giorgi]

OKAY, so after thinking about it I'm getting the AKG K81DJ as most of you guys suggested. One last thing:

Do they sound good with an iPod nano? (maybe a stupid question, but right now I have Phillips SEC HP200 that aren't loud enough, of course they are much cheaper, but I'm still wondering...)

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[obobskivich]

price doesn't always mean noise, a question that I'd have is how loud do you want it?

 

[Giorgi]

I listened to my iPod with AKG k416P today, it was maybe a tiny wee bit loud when maxed out, but something in that range is what I'm searching for.

 

[GravityEyelids]

Denon D1001k. A bit over your price range but worth it. I got mine for just over $80 shipped (amazon). They're closed, but let a bit of sound in. Very compact for over-ears too. And the sound quality is incredible without an amp.

Also, i got a HD201 for like $10 on ebay. They're great for the money but need an amp to sound good (even a FiiO works, though)

 

[captainzoli]

Got my wife a pair of the Panasonic RP-HTX7s, and they are pretty nice for the price point. Not to mention, they come with a removable extension to keep the cord short when you want it that way, but make it longer when you need it to be. Not sure they would be particularly good for DJing though.

 

[ericj]

Just slowly acquire all of them over the course of about 2 years.

 

[Agnostic]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ericj /img/forum/go_quote.gif Just slowly acquire all of them over the course of about 2 years.

That would be a feat! Buying only entry level headphones for two years. I don't think anyone on Head-Fi has managed that. That would take superhuman self-control