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im looking for a good pair of headphones to listen to music
pricae from $1 - 150 and no more
something that has good crisp strong base and clear trebble.
(small earbud headphones are out of the question.)

anybody got recommendations?

here are some of my canidates:

bose triport
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-7o7n0uV...0&I=018TRIPRTB

sony MDR-V700DJ
http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTE...fStudioMonitor

 
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i have the bose triport. amazing sounds. thats all i have to say.

 
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a full detailed review would be nice

 
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All the headphones I tried that are $50 and under sound worse than my $2 american airline headphones. Don't know why?

 
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haha I buy my headphones from the 99 cent store....last like 8 months or so ...good **** for a buck...lol

 
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I bought some cheap Philips headphones (the kind that are cushiony and go over your ears) a few years ago from Target for $20. They sound amazing for the price. With speakers, expensive doesn't always matter...it really depends on range of frequency, sensitivity, and accurate reproduction...so every model from every company can/will be different...so companies just have more good products then bad. Also, Everyone always want's "bass" from headphones, and you will never get really low bass notes from any headphones.

Anywayz, if you are looking for a good set of headphones you should maybe look into MB Quarts

 
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i love the triports, i have a set also... the sound of them is amazing, and even though they don't say that they are noise cancelling, they actually do a good job of cancelling out outside noise so you hear more of what your listening to...

they have great frequency response, they fit nicely around your ears, very soft cushoning around the ears, and the best sounding i've heard so far...

the only headphones that i would recommend over the bose triports would be sennheiser prestige's which are like $280 (Velour cushoning, super super soft) which is out of the range of what you stated...

edit: i see your looking for bass too, prestige's are more for clarity... the triports would have better bass so go with the triports

 
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as a dj I use sony's...I still have yet to try them triports....sounds like it would be fresh...hmm

 
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get Sure E2C headphones...
here - http://www.buy.com/retail/product.as...90132508&loc=0
only 64.99 normal price $130

these things are insane...i dunno what kinda crazy technology they use, but i haven't found any headphones (over the ear or ear piece) that sound this good.

there is also ec3, and ec5 models i think...ec5 is MSRP 499.99 o_O

 
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Sure is a amazing brand.

 
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yea i heard alot about shure
but they arent geared towards base which im looking for.

 
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yea, shure has a higher treble volume. amazing though, also VERY VERY expensive. but yea i say you go with the triports, most bang for your buck. and also the bass is very appealing.

 
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ive been useing sony sceen i started djing 12years now. only othere head phones i would wear would be, the technics head phones. go with the sony ones you wont be disapointed.

 
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As a DJ as well, i'd say sony dj headphones suck! :P they break easy and sony doesnt back up their product. They are only popular because of the name.. not the quality.

Pioneer as far as DJ headphones i'd say are better...

but if you are just doing casual listening then either would be ok!!!
If you want good casual headphones try sennheiser... very good quality... but also a lil pricey.

 
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Alot of people actually tell me that their sony's break easy but i've had my headphone for 3 years now and mine still works fine. I guess it all depends on how the owners handles it.

 
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Like anything else you get what you pay for, Bose in my opinion would probably be the best, I have a set of Koss headphones cost about $50.00 at least 5 years ago, still jammin.

 
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Hey THOM i'll sell you a set of used sony mdr 7506 for $50.00 I used them for dj'ing for about a year and never had a problem perfect condition. pm me if you are interested.

 
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^^^^
im good
but thanks for the offer djmota
but i think my foot has been set down
im going with the Sony mdr-v700dj
and if i dont like it....ill sell it to you guys for a cheaper price =)

 
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you'll like em, those are nice

 
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really? have you heared them???^
i hope so.
i get paid next week.
first thing im gonna do is go out and buy those......online......its cheaper.....by 50 bucks......

 
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if anybody is planning to buy these headphones.
here they are for $107.10 (total....tax...shipping..blah blah)
http://www.ecost.com/ecost/shop/deta...mail,ECOSTCNET

this is a reliable and cheapest place if found them

 
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Any of the Sony studio monitors will sound great.
I have the Sony MDR V600 and the MDR V700 and I love both pairs.
The V700 did tend to feel tight on my head after about an hour.

 
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I listened to bose triport and wow amazing but $150 is alot.

 
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damn
my headphones were suppose to be here yesterday.
it arrived when i was at work and nobody was home to accept it.
and UPS isnt going to ship it until monday . =*(
i cant wait.... =*(
(ups needs a signature)

o wells.....i cant wait for monday =)