[bobbert]

Hey, I'm looking for a "nice" (bass heavy w/o drowning out TOO MUCH of the vocals (mids?)). I want something that can fold up and looks nice, but I can deal without the folding up part . I heard about the V-MODA M-80s and I like them but I heard they don't have a bass that will fit my liking. They can be on ear or over ear.
Cheers!
 
 
EDIT: I have a pair of cans for home use - I'm looking for something that I can mainly play on my iPod (32 ohms or lower)

 

[bobbert]

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[Mooses9]

tf10 are  a great choice.

 

[bobbert]

On ear or over ear only please. D:

 

[outeirino]

The three best in your price range are the Senn HD25, Beyer DT1350 and Vmoda V80

 

[Bobby9]

M80s have more than enough bass for me. 

 

[bobbert]

 
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The three best in your price range are the Senn HD25, Beyer DT1350 and Vmoda V80

 
 
Beyer are 80 ohms and 300$ US.. That's not really in my price range or portable D:

 

[seekadds]

I am essentially looking for the same type of bassy headphone as you. The following pro/con lists are based on cans I own and my daily commute criteria:
 
-ATH-M50
 
pros: I love love the sound; good isolation; very foldable
 
cons: cumbersome (coiled) cable; a tad large and goofy-looking (at least on me) for public use
 
-Creative Aurvana Live!
 
pros: sound quality & looks are adequate; comfy; small
 
cons: not foldable; very poor isolation
 
-ATH-ES7
 
pros: small; foldable; its looks turn heads
 
cons: poor isolation; sound quality not quite up to par; I know it's also a pro, but...its looks turn heads lol sometimes I don't want to stand out so much.
 
 
Aiaiai TMA-1, Senn HD25-1 II, and Phiaton MS 400 are basically the top 3 I'd like to demo, but I don't know of any place to go try them. I can't stand the looks of the V-Moda M-80.