[LegendX48]

So, I'm looking for a new pair of on-ear headphones for my portables (iPhone, 3DS, etc) with a budget of about $150, give or take. I previously had the Beyerdynamic DTX 350p which I loved but the headband broke apart. I've been looking for something with a similar sound, something neutral/natural and with nice, strong bass that is built much sturdier than the 350p. Any recommendations? 

 

[KG Jag]

  So, I'm looking for a new pair of on-ear headphones for my portables (iPhone, 3DS, etc) with a budget of about $150, give or take. I previously had the Beyerdynamic DTX 350p which I loved but the headband broke apart. I've been looking for something with a similar sound, something neutral/natural and with nice, strong bass that is built much sturdier than the 350p. Any recommendations? 

 
Don't have a recommendation for you, except that you might want to correct the type in the heading of your thread.

 

[OMGLadyGaga]

So, I'm looking for a new pair of on-ear headphones for my portables (iPhone, 3DS, etc) with a budget of about $150, give or take. I previously had the Beyerdynamic DTX 350p which I loved but the headband broke apart. I've been looking for something with a similar sound, something neutral/natural and with nice, strong bass that is built much sturdier than the 350p. Any recommendations? 

You could probably get away with a momentum on ear for under $100. Or find an Amperior on clearance since its been discontinued

 

[LegendX48]

Thanks for the heads up about the typo, KG Jag, hadn't noticed that lol
 
 

You could probably get away with a momentum on ear for under $100. Or find an Amperior on clearance since its been discontinued

I actually owned a pair of the momentum on-ear for about a day last year. I really dislike the V-shaped sound, there's just too much missing for me. 

 

[OMGLadyGaga]

Alright the the Vmoda m80 are pretty cheap now and built like a tank

 

[Ventace]

If you could go up on your budget by like $50 or so, the Sennheiser Urbanite are a great choice. The Momentums are built a little rigid for some people, but the Urbanite has great build quality and comfort, with no compromises on sound.

 

[LegendX48]

Alright the the Vmoda m80 are pretty cheap now and built like a tank

 
Alright, looking into those and the Creative Aurvana Live 2 as well at the moment.

  If you could go up on your budget by like $50 or so, the Sennheiser Urbanite are a great choice. The Momentums are built a little rigid for some people, but the Urbanite has great build quality and comfort, with no compromises on sound.

I'm actually in the process of returning a pair of the Urbanite on ears >.>
 
I liked them quite a bit more than the momentums but they were still far too v-shaped for me. Some songs sounded fine with them but most felt like they were missing something or were heavily veiled.