[oscillator]

Searching for some headphones for producing electronic music as well as general listening. I was thinking of buying either DT770 PRO 32ohm, ATH-M50 or SRH840 whats your opinion. My budget is $100 - $300 open to suggestions but they must be closed back, over the ear and be able to be driven by a Macbook Pro and iPhone.

 

[Borgbox]

I haven't heard the others, but I can recommend the m50s.

 

[BotByte]

MDR-V6
 
M50's are nice, but price is too high and comfort is a issue.
 
Also look up some Pearstone Velour pads for the MDR-V6. They are well worth the $20

 

[PurpleAngel]

CALs (Creative Aurvana Live), currently $74.

 

[oscillator]

Thanks for the suggestions so far. I recently stumbled upon the Audio Technica WS55 headphones that are said to be good headphones with great solid bass does anyone think these would make good studio headphones for producing dubstep/house music?

 

[blackzarg]

My vote goes for the M50 or the SHR840's. The DT770 is too bassy/muddy for mixing, IMO.

 

[KG Jag]

The Shure 840's is good, but I'd probably go with AKG Q 701--at least for rock and roots music I most enjoy,

 

[oscillator]

I would get the AKG Q 701 but its open back. Ill probably get either the 840's or the M50's unless someone has another suggestion. 

 

[Acix]

I can recommend the GMP 8.35, http://www.head-fi.org/t/406658/the-german-maestro-gmp-8-35-d-monitor-in-the-studio-serious-about-audio-indeed
The GMP 8.35 are great close monitor hps, but they are not replacement for the K702. BTW, in some point for the K702, you'll need some hps amp.

 

[oscillator]

the GMP 8.35 look really good and suite my preferences perfectly. hmm, either the ATH-M50 SRH840 or the GMP 8.35. keep the suggestion coming