Installation
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Hi!
I currently own some sony MDR XB500s, which are okay, but they leak a lot of sound. Also I split up my music listening between a sony nwz-s545 with some sony mdr-xb60ex IEMS when I want ridiculous bass (for rap/hip hop mostly), though I feel the mdr xb500s are actually also very, very good on that front. The IEMS take it to a silly level though which can be fun sometimes. The rest of my music is on my HTC one m8, a mixture of everything but classical music. The reason I'm making this is because the IEMs I have are frankly rubbish at mids, which is fine when with hip hop most of the time though even there they can lack.
So! What I'm ideally after are closed back headphones (which leak no/very little sound) which have amazing bass but don't slump too much as my IEMs do when it comes to rock and such. However I understand that might be asking too much, so if there are headphones out there which have slightly less bass than the sony MDR XB500s I'm willing to take that hit and carry around my IEMs when I switch players/music.
My budget is a max £150, I'm more than willing to go used if it delivers savings.
I currently own some sony MDR XB500s, which are okay, but they leak a lot of sound. Also I split up my music listening between a sony nwz-s545 with some sony mdr-xb60ex IEMS when I want ridiculous bass (for rap/hip hop mostly), though I feel the mdr xb500s are actually also very, very good on that front. The IEMS take it to a silly level though which can be fun sometimes. The rest of my music is on my HTC one m8, a mixture of everything but classical music. The reason I'm making this is because the IEMs I have are frankly rubbish at mids, which is fine when with hip hop most of the time though even there they can lack.
So! What I'm ideally after are closed back headphones (which leak no/very little sound) which have amazing bass but don't slump too much as my IEMs do when it comes to rock and such. However I understand that might be asking too much, so if there are headphones out there which have slightly less bass than the sony MDR XB500s I'm willing to take that hit and carry around my IEMs when I switch players/music.
My budget is a max £150, I'm more than willing to go used if it delivers savings.