[Nocturnal310]

HD212 Pro have removable Earcups and have a bloaty bass for giving u that ultra bass feel.

try them.

 

[spaceways]

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Originally Posted by mambo5 /img/forum/go_quote.gif if he liked the k81s, get him another one. Maybe in even a different color. I just found colored k518 (samething) in different colors like red and blue at Hard To Find - Vinyl Records, DJ and Music Technology Equipment Another option would be the senns hd212, i here those are all about bass also.

Are these k518's (on the above mentioned website) fakes? Or are they the real thing? If so (real), I just might get a pair...

 

[Tacoboy]

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Originally Posted by uraflit /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hi guys, I need what is stated above. It's for a person that tore apart and destroyed an AKG K81DJ in less than 14 months... so extra durability would be nice... if possible at all. Budget is anywhere from $1 - $80. Cheaper is better though, he doesn't care too much about refined music quality. His source will be a Dell laptop with integrated audio O_O I still read on and off here, but I don't have all the options at my disposal, here is what I currently have in mind: - another AKG K81DJ - Panasonic RPHTX7 - JVC Marshmallows - anything else? Any more to add onto the list? Closed, rugged, bassy please! Thanks!

JVC HA-RX700s or HA-RX900s

 

[obobskivich]

just buy like 5-8 pairs of HD 201's and keep swapping them out when they break? lol

honestly, this person sounds like they could care less if they're shredding up a pair of headphones + listening at the absolute max volume (neither of which is ever really suggested (or appropriate imho, but who am I to talk))

based on that, you might consider skullcandy, they're made for kids and don't cost much, have tons of bass, etc


another to look at is those sony "NO LEAK" phones on audiocubes

 

[Quitoman]

I'd buy the MDR-V6's, sound fantastic for $70 and are really damn durable

 

[Meliboeus]

It seems the exact description of the dt-770pros, they are rugged, bassy, closed and cheap

 

[Quitoman]

I didn't think the dt770 pros were bassy, idk why everyone thinks that

 

[sanka]

Agreed on the HD-212 Pro.

 

[Shingetsu]

Maybe These?

 

[rederanged]

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Originally Posted by Meliboeus /img/forum/go_quote.gif It seems the exact description of the dt-770pros, they are rugged, bassy, closed and cheap

Where can you get DT770 pro for less than $80?

 

[Quitoman]

I've been wondering a lot about those Sony MDR-XB300 headphones, they are new and no ones seems to talk about them

 

[boomy3555]

I second the 202's Bassy but with a respectable SQ otherwise. I bought a Five Pack on ebay for around 80.00 US about 1 1/2 years ago and they are all still running. and I have little kids around.
At that price you get good disposable sound. beat em up all you want. Besides 14 months is not bad for some cans.

 

[boomy3555]

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Originally Posted by rederanged /img/forum/go_quote.gif Where can you get DT770 pro for less than $80?

99.00 on ebay but well worth the extra scratch

beyerdynamic DT 770 Dynamic Studio Headphone 80 OHM - eBay (item 120369270812 end time Feb-02-09 07:13:43 PST)

 

[Stevie B]

Yes go with the MDR-V6's. Good sound quality (at least for a non-audiophile), great isolation, and almost indestructable. If he can brake those then he shouldn't own anything audio related over $15 imo.

 

[obobskivich]

don't you love it when noob members revive a two month dead thread to rehash everything thats been said already?