[Alcest]

Well I personally don't need any portability, however, I really do enjoy how the Superlux looks, and I'm very not tech savvy with a lot of music terms, I know what an EQ is, but is there like a certain program I can use to lower treble if need be for like all my music, games and programs and such? I just have a standard sound card, nothing special though. If there is could you point me in the direction?

 

[SanjiWatsuki]

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Well I personally don't need any portability, however, I really do enjoy how the Superlux looks, and I'm very not tech savvy with a lot of music terms, I know what an EQ is, but is there like a certain program I can use to lower treble if need be for like all my music, games and programs and such? I just have a standard sound card, nothing special though. If there is could you point me in the direction?

What media player do you use for your music?

 

[Alcest]

Grooveshark for all my music needs mostly, with some music I can't find there I use winamp.

 

[Alcest]

Giving a bump since it's been just about 24 hours since my last post, want at least another opinion or two, though I believe I will go with the Superlux ones, but just in case anyone wants to chime in more I'd love to hear more.

 

[HK-47]

At that price range, I have not heard of anything better than the KSC75. Well below $30 (more like $16). It looks cheap, feels cheap, (well, it is cheap) but damn it sounds great. It's on-ear/supraaural rather than around-the-ear/circumaural if that matters to you. It's a clip-on, but if you really want a headband, you can get one of those Parts Express mini headphones, and use its headband. And even then it'll still be below your $30 limit.
 

 

[blackzarg]

All great suggestions. I have the monoprice, superlux, ksc75, and the dj100 (tony Bennett). If you're staying around $30, dont mind open or portability, I second the superlux. Fantastic headphones for the price. The ksc75 are also pretty amazing at ~$15!