[NineEleven]

I decided I want one of these headphones .
 
 
I want headphones which are : 
 
I listen to Trance music which is Vocal and Progressive , Metal and Rock and Reggae.
 
Most Importantly:
 
Sound Quality / Sound : 
 

1. For Vocal Trance the Vocals have to be clear and nice in every single way ( In high tones and in medium tones and low tones ).

 

1. Bass doesnt have to be alot just the perfect amount not too hurt your ears but hear a thump.

 

1. I listen to alot of Trance so I want the beats to be nice and smooth in high , medium and low . Not that they hurt   your ears once again.

 

1. No Music Leakage is an important feature.

 
 
Portability and Style : 
 

1. I will listen to music mostly on my computer and cellphone/iPod so I want it to be portable and not bulky . Regarding style as long as it is good to go out with im fine . 

 
Durability :
 

1. I want a solid product which hopefully lasts long .

 
Comfort : 
 

1. I want a comfy pair of headphones so I can last long listening to music without any problem but at the same time they feel sturdy so If I shake my head they dont fall off.

 
Preferably :
 

1. No use of batteries
2. Noise Cancellation
3. Detachable Cable
4. Replacable Cups.

 

 

[Redrider469]

I feel as if I've seen this before....

Anyways, I've had a good experience with the 780's and they would fit your music preference so I say go with those.

 

[zowki]

Definitely the Ultrasone HFI-780. It matches your sound requirements best and sounds especially good with bass heavy music.

 

[NineEleven]

V-Moda M80 vs HFI-780 ?

 

[TrollDragon]

I've listened to a pile of Reggae and Goa/Psy Trance with my 780's from my Corsair SP2500, iPod Nano and Clip+. Sounds excellent to my ears driven with a FiiO E11 amp on the nano and clip, that has a bass booster on the side for kickin in the Infected Mushroom tracks. (An amp is NOT required, but a lot more fun.)
 
As far as comfort goes, I don't have any problem with them (2 to 3 hours at a time) but others have posted that they are uncomfortable to wear for extended periods.
A set of velour Beyer pads for the 780's should comfy them up quite nice. (I'll order some with my next purchase of a pair of T50RP's)
 
I pondered the V-Moda M80's True Blood  version for quite a while before I got the Ultrasone's. The M80's had a lot of great accessories, hard case, dual cables etc BUT they were [size=small]supra-aural [/size]and I wanted circumaural. Then I also looked at the Crossfade LP2... (Out of stock from my supplier...) so I grabbed the Ultrasone's and am very happy with my choice.
 
YMMV it's all a personal preference experience.

 

[hifihead]

Based on your requirements, I can recommend the Shure SRH840.

 

[NineEleven]

Quote:

I feel as if I've seen this before....
Anyways, I've had a good experience with the 780's and they would fit your music preference so I say go with those.

780 vs V-Moda m80?

 

[NineEleven]

Quote:

Definitely the Ultrasone HFI-780. It matches your sound requirements best and sounds especially good with bass heavy music.

780 vs V-Moda m80?