[Wabbla]

Hello there!
this looks like the most reliable forum about hi-fi headphones on the internets, so i'm asking you!
I owed a pair of (lame) wesc plastics, and Technics rp-f290 (wich i loved and used till they melted)
 
I'm looking for a good pair of over-ear, 50-150€ range, durable (and maybe foldable?) headphones, natural sounding, but also bass-spitting.
I'd use them when drawing, but also on a (really noisy) bus and when walking around; also a good isolation would be cool (for office use). Oh, i make (electronic) music too!

 
I listen to many kinds of music, from rock, to acid-jazz-trip-hop, to heavier electro stuff.
Mainly electro stuff.
Also, mp3s, no vinyls or cds (sadly).
No amp!
 
Here's what i found, these all look like a good deal:
 

Sony Mdr-7506

Audio Technica ATH M50

Sennheiser HD 448

Shure SRH750DJ

 
Is there any other worth considering? Retro styling is appreciated

tanks!

 

[1Time]

Welcome to Head-Fi. 
 
What equipment will you be plugging your new headphones into? 

 

[Wabbla]

thanks!
 
for now:
nokia xpressmusic 53something 

soon, hopefully, some ipodnano or similar, apple anyway.
 
at home, macbookpro.

 

[Wabbla]

Bumping! Please someone help!

 

[Wabbla]

i found these too on headroom website.
 
Sennheiser HD280 pro
Shure SRH440
 
these are really alike, but wich one could i use outdoor without seeing them wreck to the ground when crouching?