[Mil0sh]

Hello, I recently had a quick listen to a pair of beats, the larger ones, and was blown away by the sound quality and level of bass. I love my music but had never listened to a pair of good quality headphones before, so I was blown away by what I was hearing.

So here I am, asking for a good pair of headphones for less than £300.

I listen to a lot of electronic music, a fair bit of rock, and a little classical. I will sometimes be using them on a bus/ in public so some kind of noise isolation would be good, but not vital, especially if it jeopardises the sound quality.

I do hope you can help, and thank you in advance.

 

[Chulta]

Hello there. Here is a really good guide for ya:
http://www.head-fi.org/a/buying-guide-headphones-by-price-range
 
One recommendation that is not on the guide and I think might fit you well is the V-Moda M-80.
I am not very good at describing sound so I recommend reading the reviews but they seeme to fit your specifications very well and the price is only around 180£.

 

[MalVeauX]

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Hello, I recently had a quick listen to a pair of beats, the larger ones, and was blown away by the sound quality and level of bass. I love my music but had never listened to a pair of good quality headphones before, so I was blown away by what I was hearing.
So here I am, asking for a good pair of headphones for less than £300.
I listen to a lot of electronic music, a fair bit of rock, and a little classical. I will sometimes be using them on a bus/ in public so some kind of noise isolation would be good, but not vital, especially if it jeopardises the sound quality.
I do hope you can help, and thank you in advance.

 
Heya,
 
And you still have not heard quality headphones. But at least you're on the path. You can get what you want for less than your budget.
 
Some suggestions:
 
Beyer DT770
Vmoda Crossfade LP-2
Ultrasone PRO 750
Shure SRH 840
AKG K550
 
Very best,