[Razargh]

Hello head-fi community, 
 
I have recently been looking at some new headphones to purchase for Gaming, DJing and Casual Listening (All via the PC).
I'm looking about spending around £120 and have been looking at the AD700's and the M50's, but i have read some threads on here talking about the variety of cans on the market. 
 
I'm looking for a headset that is well balanced with a good bass.
 
Appreciate the help,
 
Thanks,
Razargh.

 

[Razargh]

bump - any help?

 

[ssrock64]

What genres of music do you listen to? Do you want a bass-heavy can or just good bass with a neutral sound? Would you also be using them with an iPod or other MP3 player?

 

[Razargh]

I'm kinda an all rounder for music, but i do listen to dubstep etc on occasion.
 
I have a Creative X-Fi Titanium card also, would this be good enough for sound quality alone or will i need an amp?
 
I wouldn't like a "heavy" bass just one that is punchy with a good neutral sound, these will not be used with an mp3 etc just the PC.

 

[SanjiWatsuki]

What is your budget? 
 
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I'm kinda an all rounder for music, but i do listen to dubstep etc on occasion.
 
I have a Creative X-Fi Titanium card also, would this be good enough for sound quality alone or will i need an amp?
 
I wouldn't like a "heavy" bass just one that is punchy with a good neutral sound, these will not be used with an mp3 etc just the PC.

 

 

[Razargh]

It is stated in the first post, but £100-130

 

[ssrock64]

If you're looking for something neutral in that price range, the Fischer Audio FA-003/Brainwavz HM5/LINDY Premium Hi-Fi (they're all pretty much the same can, though official specifications have not confirmed that they're exact copies) is a great up-and-comer. It is light, well-built, has a great soundstage, exceptional instrument separation, and isolates sound well. It's one of the best deals currently out there.
 
Sincerely,