[Renato Fury]

If it is with the space that the headphone would make in the backpack, would not an IEM be better?

 

[SilenceFiction]

Hello,
I would love to hear your recommendations for portable(ish), high quality headphones under 200$.
My ideal pair would be a closed, high quality, over ear and kind of portable with good sound isolation so people won't hear what I am listening to on the train\bus\etc.
Sound accuracy and bass are important for me, I want the bass to be accurate and punchy but not over the top and explosive.
Also, over ear is important for me but i can do with on ear if its a must, never in ear though, can't seem to manage them ever.

I thank you in advance for taking the time to read and respond to my thread

If it is with the space that the headphone would make in the backpack, would not an IEM be better?

That should answer your question.

 

[buke9]

The V Modas are a lot of fun if you want bass . I also found them fairly comfortable too.

 

[Renato Fury]

The V Modas are a lot of fun if you want bass . I also found them fairly comfortable too.

Grandpa Brent my partner, taking advantage of this topic tell me, have you ever tested the Beoplay H6 ? I would like to see a comparison between it and the V-Fashion Crossfade M-100.

 

[buke9]

Sorry have not heard them.

 

[Renato Fury]

Sorry have not heard them.

So let's talk about V-Moda anyway, do you think it has a very serious bass that overlaps the other frequencies? And how does it behave with slower, melodious songs like classical and jazz ?

 

[SilenceFiction]

So let's talk about V-Moda anyway, do you think it has a very serious bass that overlaps the other frequencies? And how does it behave with slower, melodious songs like classical and jazz ?

You filthy theifing thread hijacker!

Im kidding, I'd love to hear the answer for that too.

 

[Renato Fury]

You filthy theifing thread hijacker!

Im kidding, I'd love to hear the answer for that too.

HEHE, you're right, I'm tired of focusing on a specific topic , but the dear @buke9 will not respond, he's tired of helping me thanks to my indecision and the many questions I've asked him last months, but honestly I would not buy a headphone just because of the portability, for me the sound is the most important, so I think you could take another look at ATH-MSR7, I have never used both but I believe it is better than the V-Moda.

 

[SilenceFiction]

HEHE, you're right, I'm tired of focusing on a specific topic , but the dear @buke9 will not respond, he's tired of helping me thanks to my indecision and the many questions I've asked him last months, but honestly I would not buy a headphone just because of the portability, for me the sound is the most important, so I think you could take another look at ATH-MSR, I have never used both but I believe it is better than the V-Moda.

Thank you for your insight, I absolutely agree with what you said about aound vs. portability, but I think the V-moda will satisfy me regarding sound quality

 

[buke9]

So let's talk about V-Moda anyway, do you think it has a very serious bass that overlaps the other frequencies? And how does it behave with slower, melodious songs like classical and jazz ?

No I don’t think the V-Modas step too hard on the other frequencies but they are bass heavy headphones and you can’t have a headphone that is that bass heavy that does everything great.