okachowwa
I really want some over-ear headphone that have like swagga (not to sound stupid) if you know what i mean. I like it when they have like really strong bass (like beats those bass are amazing but i know cheap ones won't be as good lol) and if they were $30 or under that'd be nice.
And do skull candies have good bass? i really like the good bass
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Sennheiser 212 pro's are the best you'll get if you want something "good" and with bass. Dr dre beats are junk for the price. Sure they can sound good but you're. Paying all for the name not the headphone. The sennheisers are 50 bucks. Below that you got your basic normal headphones no matter what they advertise. The sony xb700's are awesome though. Huge cans, you'll look like a real dj, not to mention awesomebass. 80 bucks for those
Sennheiser 212 pro's are the best you'll get if you want something "good" and with bass. Dr dre beats are junk for the price. Sure they can sound good but you're. Paying all for the name not the headphone. The sennheisers are 50 bucks. Below that you got your basic normal headphones no matter what they advertise. The sony xb700's are awesome though. Huge cans, you'll look like a real dj, not to mention awesomebass. 80 bucks for those
Cheap Headphones?
Metalgods6
Why do cheap headphones sound so soft and the sound is so light and tinny? (I.E. No Bass)
Answer
many, many reasons. In ear ear-phones often fail to produce bass anyways, unless you look at shure e series which has outside the ear bass generator.
But in any case, it is due to the cheap parts. Not enough movement of the speaker to create the umph effect. Furthermore, you really don't want bass in cheap headphones beacuse these cannot truly produce the treble, mid-range and highs to compliment the bass. The base would completely kill any enjoyment you're getting out of these.
TigerDirect has really good Logitech noise-cancelling headphones for $49. Shure e2C are another good choice.
many, many reasons. In ear ear-phones often fail to produce bass anyways, unless you look at shure e series which has outside the ear bass generator.
But in any case, it is due to the cheap parts. Not enough movement of the speaker to create the umph effect. Furthermore, you really don't want bass in cheap headphones beacuse these cannot truly produce the treble, mid-range and highs to compliment the bass. The base would completely kill any enjoyment you're getting out of these.
TigerDirect has really good Logitech noise-cancelling headphones for $49. Shure e2C are another good choice.
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