[ineedmorebase]

Mostly for Trance, like for example:
 
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/53428158/file.html
 
Between 75-150$
 
I have my Miles Davis Tributes if anyone wants to trade/buy.
 
I like IEM's for they're presence but yeah, I prefer having the Bass of a good headphone!
 
So here are come 'phones i've heard good things about bass-wise; 
 
Sony XB 700
 
ATH M50
 
Sennheiser has a ****load of models so would like to know the one with best bass.
 
Denon D2000
 
Thanks!
 
Noise isolation/leakage is not a priority, comfort is but bass is most important, also love lots of textures, i love noticing details.
 
 
thanks head fi :3

 

[TMRaven]

M50s and D2000 are monitors, although their bass is very impressive.
 
Get the XB700s.

 

[ineedmorebase]

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M50s and D2000 are monitors, although their bass is very impressive.
 
Get the XB700s.

so XB700s are gonna blow me away on that song? btw, what exactly is "monitors"? less bass for precise?

 

[ZARIM]

The ATH-M50 are great cans for bass lovers who don't want to miss details in music. Others cans are XB700, HFI580, Klipsch Image ONE and SR850.

 

[TMRaven]

I had a listen to the song, and yeah I guess.
 
 
Monitors are what people would use to monitor music.  Usually they're neutral so the person can mix and master the music correctly.

 

[Arnotts]

XB500, XB700, Ultrasone HFI-580
 
HFI-580 doesn't have as much bass compared to the XB's (but still a lot compared to most headphones), but it's a lot "tighter" and "controlled", the kind of bass I prefer with the majority of music.
 
M50's don't have that much bass. Never heard D2000's.

 

[ineedmorebase]

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XB500, XB700, Ultrasone HFI-580
 
HFI-580 doesn't have as much bass compared to the XB's (but still a lot compared to most headphones), but it's a lot "tighter" and "controlled", the kind of bass I prefer with the majority of music.
 
M50's don't have that much bass. Never heard D2000's.

Thanks!
 
XB700> 500?
 
 

 

[ineedmorebase]

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The ATH-M50 are great cans for bass lovers who don't want to miss details in music. Others cans are XB700, HFI580, Klipsch Image ONE and SR850.

 
Bass lovers!
 
Quote:

XB500, XB700, Ultrasone HFI-580
 
HFI-580 doesn't have as much bass compared to the XB's (but still a lot compared to most headphones), but it's a lot "tighter" and "controlled", the kind of bass I prefer with the majority of music.
 
M50's don't have that much bass. Never heard D2000's.

don't have that much bass...
 
 
WHICH IS IT?!
 

 

[holylucifer]

The hfi 580 or m 50 for this kind of music.
 
The hfi 580 has more punch in the bass and sounds more lower in the bass due to it's frequency graph.
 
$148 usd http://www.djdeals.com/ultrasoneHFI580.htm .

 

[holylucifer]

If you go with sonys xb series the clarity won't be as good as the hf 580 or m 50.

 

[holylucifer]

The m 50 is a bit more comfortable than hfi 580 on the ears.

 

[TMRaven]

I don't think you'll be needing clarity that much for trance.

 

[HesterDW]

Hfi 580 has a faster, punchier sound than D2000. Crisper trebles, tighter bass.
D2000s are great for slower tempo electronic music IMO as theyre more laid back, and smoother. 
Haven't heard the M50s. 
 
I say 580s for trance.

 

[ineedmorebase]

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The hfi 580 or m 50 for this kind of music.
 
The hfi 580 has more punch in the bass and sounds more lower in the bass due to it's frequency graph.
 
$148 usd http://www.djdeals.com/ultrasoneHFI580.htm .

How do they compare to its older brother Pro 900?
 
 

 

[holylucifer]

The hfi has more punch and slam compared to pro900 the pro900 does excel in areas compared to hfi 580 i own quite alot of headphones the hfi for bass only along with clarity etc is fine for this music or the m 50..but if your are after a rumble in the bass to make these headphones shake at a loud volume the hfi 580.