a good pair of bluetooth headphones?

Q. what is the best pair of bluetooth headphones i can get for less than $150, they will be used mainly for listening to music, thank you

Answer
Believe me when i say this, DON"T!!!!!! i've bought a few bluetooth headphones before and they were all horrible. The main problem i have with them is that they work perfectly fine when you're sitting down and not moving, but the moment you turn your head or walk around the connection drops or it starts to get choppy. This isn't to knock on the manufacturers, the problem lies with the Bluetooth technology which limits the power of the radio to a little more than a maximum distance of a meter. So if you include the signal passing through your body and cloths, you effectively cut the maximum operating range in half. Operating at maximum range is like trying to watch tv with bunny ears antenna when you are on the fringe of a tv tower, most of the picture is static. You would be much better off getting a decent pair of headphones for that budget
* Highly recommend bose over ear noise canceling headphones ~$150

Are the iPhone headphones considered Bluetooth?

Danielle

Hey everyone, I noticed that the headphones my iPhone 4s came with had the volume control button on them, and on the back is this little silver dot. And I tried calling people talking through these headphones, and it works. I just wonder if these headphones are considered bluetooth/ headphones and not just regular headphones.

Answer
No, the silver dot is a microphone. Bluetooth headphones are wireless, and usually they don't come in earbuds like the ones apple makes.

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I can only hear through one side of my headphones?

Licia gurl

When I listin to music-I use headphones. Well I can only hear out of one speaker on them. It is not the headphones because it still does it with diffrent ones. What do I do tofix it?

Answer
check the balance on your equalizer. only one speaker may be turned up.

I got new headphones, how do I make it sound better?

Erick

I got a pair of ZX Series Stereo Headphones MDR-ZX700, My friend told me that if I want to make the quality better I have to go to Control Panel, Hardware and Sound, Sound, and then I'm supposed to see my headphones marked as Independent Audio. I noticed that my headphones are marked as Speakers. I then click on that and go to Advanced; I changed the quality to 24 bit,192000 Hz. It sounds much better, but when I unplug my headphones and use them on my iPod Touch 4g, the quality isn't as great. My friend has Studio Monitor Series Headphones MDR-V6 and they sound equally amazing on his iPod and his computer. Please help.

Answer
Go to the music settings on your iPod and change the equalizer. If you want to hear everything like singing and great bass at the same time, use acoustic, that's my favorite. Hip hop is the best for just bass, bass booster makes it sound muzzled. Just mess around with the different equalizers. It'll keep you entertained for a while.

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What parts of headphones creates bass?

Alex

I know, after studying in Science class, that creating headphones are basically made from a nail, coil, cup and magnet, or at least that is how we made our experiments. So, if increased or decreased, what makes the bass of the sound larger? (Like comparing earphones to larger headphones something has got to be bigger that increases base?)

Answer
"Headphones make bass just like any other transducer does but because the chamber is so small inside the headphone and the driver is so close to your ear, the headphone driver has to move very little air to create the sound wave that is necessary...to produce enough bass that can be heard."

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101026150756AA5hPDU


Basically what it says is The smaller the headphone the worse the base. .

Headphones with good bass?

Q. I am looking for a good pair of wireless bluetooth headphones with a good bass. Price range around $100.

Answer
Headphone, I dunno. But the SE earpiece has a good bass and a good isolation.

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Headphones under $80?

WillEe

I Need Headphones , that don't leak and have sufficient passive isolation , that when I on music , no passive noise can leak in.

I Don't Prefer Earbuds though because I don't believe that they can give me the bass I want for under $80. Though Bass is NOT all I need. I hear Pop , Hip Hop , Acoustics , and just about everything.

I don't need the best , but I Just want something which can satisfy my needs.
which to simplify :
. Preferably Not Earbuds
. Exceptional Passive Noise Isolation and no leakage out
. Good Bass but not overwhelming the mids and treble ( like the Sony MDR )
. Under $80
. I Listen to Pop , Rock , Hip Hop , and those with bass !
. Good with acoustics.

IF headphones do not meet one or more of them , please specify which :) Thank You !
Oh and I want it to be a classic design
something like the SHURE SRH240A
which I find it quite awesome. Comments about the SHURE SRH240A ?
Heard the bass isn't that good.
And Please no Skull Candy

I'm a very specific guy :) sorry

Answer
Sennheiser HD 201 OR HD202 for a good sound at budget price with good isolation. The 201 has consistently good reviews and they are very cheap.
http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/home_en.nsf/root/private_headphones_wired-headphones_500155 . . . . .
http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/home_en.nsf/root/private_headphones_wired-headphones_005176 . . . .
http://www.headphone.com/headphones/sennheiser-hd-201.php . . .
For a USA-made phone around $80 the Grado SR60 is a great choice. . A real modern classic.
http://www.headphone.com/headphones/grado-sr-60i.php . . . .
Grado is a world-class maker as Sennheiser is. Also look at Beyerdynamic , another top quality maker.
http://www.gradolabs.com/page_aboutus.php . . .
There's no apology needed for caring about your choice of equipment. Happy listening.
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Fancy a higher budget?
Err.....well, we can all dream. The silver case in front of the matching amp holds the key to switch the amp on with.
Resale price around $12000+ for the amp and phones
http://www.avland.co.uk/sennheiser/orpheus/

What brand of headphones are good in sound quality and under $80?

Nick

Answer
Hi Nick. For $80 you can get some pretty good headphones from Sennheiser, Grado, Shure, Koss etc.

Personally I'd recommend the Grado SR60i. Fantastic sound, and $1 less than your $80 limit You can read an entertaining review from Stereophile magazine here: http://www.stereophile.com/headphones/532

For reviews of other headphones, check out http://www.head-fi.org

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Looking for really high-bass headphones for $50 or under from FYE..?

Just Me

I'm looking for some headphones with a real "kick" to them (as high-bass and as loud as possible), and I don't want to spend over $50. I'd also prefer if they're sold at FYE (as it's the closest location to my house that sells any good headphones).

Answer
Hey, Just Me

There are a wide range of headphones available on the market right now, and for the most part, the quality of the craftmanship and sound will depend on the price range you are willing to spend. On the lower price range (less than $50), you should be able to find some pretty good headphones that will be suitable for somebody who is just planning to listen to music on their mp3 player or computer, and are not full-on audiophiles. Once you get to the medium price range ($50-150), you will get a good selection of amazing quality headphones that would be suitable for nearly everyone who is not involved with music professionally. The quality of these headphones will be suberb, should block out almost all background noise, and will be of a quality craftmanship that will last for a very long time. On the expensive end of things ($150 and up), you are going to find professional quality sets. For most people this will be a bit too much as they provide a quality of sound that is amazing, but is usually only sought after by professionals that are working on their own music (or the type of consumers who make sure that their house is hooked up with the best speaker systems on the market).

Depending on the amount you are willing to spend, my top five recommendations (from cheapest to most expensive) would have to be:

Sennheiser HD 202 II Professional

http://headphones.respectablereviews.com/sennheiser-hd-202-ii-professional/

This model provides good insulation against background noise and has a solid bass range and response time. Perfect for somebody looking for a cheap set of quality headphones.

Sennheiser RS120

http://headphones.respectablereviews.com/sennheiser-rs120/

These are quite affordable for wireless headphones. They have an open-ear system and a strong bass response. Because they are wireless, you don't even have to be in the same room as what is transmitting the sound, giving you ultimate range while listening to music. Very lightweight and a high quality. I have this set for using around my home.

Sennheiser HD280 Professional

http://headphones.respectablereviews.com/sennheiser-hd-280-pro/

These are well into the midrange quality headphones. This set is corded, but provides much higher sound quality than the RS120. They provide up to 32 dB attenuation of outside noise, so you do not have to worry about much from background noise, even in somewhat noisy environments.

Beats by Dr. Dre Solo HD

http://headphones.respectablereviews.com/beats-by-dr-dre-solo-hd/

These are on the high-end of the spectrum of headphones. They are quite comfortable and are able to produce an amazing sound quality. If you are looking for something that is "in-style" and provides you with some of the best sound quality that you can find at this price range, then these are the headphones for you.

Bose Quietcomfort 15

http://headphones.respectablereviews.com/bose-quietcomfort-15/

I use these when I am playing live venues. They are some of the best headphones you can get at the moment, are very comfortable when wearing for many hours at a time (even in hot, sweaty clubs), block out almost all background noise and provide nearly unmatched sound quality. For somebody looking for professional quality headphones, or with a big budget wanting to get the best money can buy, then these are the headphones for you.

The most important thing for choosing the headphones, is the think about what you will be using them for and do not over estimate how much quality you actually need. If you are looking for something to use to and from school or just while you're hanging out, listening to music, you probably do not need top of the line Bose. Good luck, Just Me, and I hope you find the perfect set!

Good over ear headphones under 50?

I

In high school, so I can't afford anything expensive.
I want to do video editing on these headphones. Any recommendations?
No Skullcandy. I don't like them.

Answer
Hey I understand being on a budget. Check out this site http://www.earphonesolutions.com/headphones-buyers-guide.html and at the bottom you can shop by $ amount. Under 50 bucks is the first choice. Its easy to compare features this way too and knowing you can buy anything on the list is also pretty cool!

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Apple Headphones as xbox 360 mic?

Iain

Can you use Apple headphones (with the little microphone, comes with the iphone) as a mic for xbox live? it seems like it should work, i just haven't done it yet. Or is there some special thing only the Xbox 360 headsets have?

Answer
The Xbox 360 Controller has a standard 2mm microphone jack. If my memory serves me correct your iPhone headphones should be the size of regular headphones, which is 3.5mm, unless they gave you some sort of adapter.

However, if it fits in the jack on the controller, it should work. Look at plantronics and turtle beach, they use that port, it doesn't have to be made by Microsoft.

Xbox 360 headphones?

Yurtle the

We have 2 Xbox Live setups right next to each other, and so that we dont get the sound clouded up by the TV, i'd like to purchase two sets of headphones with both the stereo sound and chat. I've heard that the turtle beach headphones are great but i dont know what model, and being a skullcandy earphones fan, i need to know if they have any decent headphones: -under $50
-capatible with an HDMI xbox setup

Answer
I personally use the Turtle Beach Earphone X1's and the sound is really excellent. Even more important than the actual sound quality itself is how it improves your gameplay. You'd be surprised how great of an advantage you have over other players when you wear Turtle Beach's and they aren't. You can hear people sneaking up on you, reloading, falling, etc. from quite a far distance away. If nobody's on the map near you, you know it's an enemy player. As far as hooking them up, you do need some sort of RCA audio output. But since you run HDMI cables you'll need to purchase the xbox HDMI av adapter. This allows you to run HDMI for your video, and have RCA audio outputs as well. Check them out on http://www.xbox.com/en-US/hardware/x/xbox360hdmiavcable/.
Turtle Beach's are $60 each, and the HDMI av adapter is I believe $50 so you may be over your budget. I should mention though that while wearing the Turtle Beach headphones it blocks out practically all other noise so in reality you may be able to use the TV volume on one xbox, and the Turtle Beach's on the other and as far as sound goes both of you (players on separate TV's) should be happy. Good luck!!

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Good looking headphones under $300?

I would like some headphones that are good quality but look good too.

No Beats please, everyone has them, I want something unique and more unheard of .

No Sony, Bose, Etc.. They aren't unique.

Thank you so much!

Answer
Well, ignoring the other answers entirely, I can name one brand that will suit your needs.

Grado


Here are some key points...

- They're definitely unique looking, kind retro.
- They're hand-built in New York. (Very few audio brands can say that anymore)
- They're well renown by audiophiles around the world, but almost unknown by the general public.
- Also, their sound completely blows away Bose and Beats, and 99% of other headphones out there.

They start at $70 and work their way up from there. Even their $70 pair sounds better than everything Bose and Beats make... period. Going up from their just gets better and better.

If you are just using an IPod, I would recommend the cheapest $70 pair of Grado SR60i headphones. This is because they're easier for an Ipod's weak amplifier to drive. If you want to get Grado's better headphones, I would highly recommend a headphone amplifier with that. Otherwise you won't be getting the best out of those headphones.


If you decide not to go with Grado, AKG would be my second runner up on the unique scale. Audio Technica would be my second runner up on the sound scale.

Whatever you do, avoid Bose and Beats. Which you are already doing because everyone has them. It seems that these days, everyone is deaf. Beats sound nothing more than mediocre...


Good luck

looking for headphones?

England66

I'm looking for the best deal for high quality noise canceling headphones, any suggestions?

Answer
How much are you willing to spend? What style? Over the ear? On the ear?

There are many options, Sennheiser makes great headphones for a reasonable price along with Sony or AKGs. I personally picked up Beats by Dr. Dre because I loved how they felt on my head and the sound is quite frankly amazing. Maybe not the best in the price range but damn do you look good. The noise reduction on the Beats Studio have a sorta gimmicky noise reduction system but it does work fairly well.

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Headphone amp or dac?

Sophia

Hi, Im thinking on buying the Little Dot I+ Hybrid Headphone Amplifier and replace the tube and opamp, for the dac I might get the Super Pro USB DAC 707.
My question is which one would change the sound the most, because I can buy one of them now and the other in a few weeks, I currently have a Grado Rs2i and I use them with my laptop or ipod, and listen to just flac or wav files.

Answer
DAC.

DAC Amp for 8 ohm Headphones?

Sam

I recently purchased a pair of Sony MDR-XB 1000's and have since been on a quest to find an amp that can take advantage of them. My headphones have an 8 ohm resistance, and every headphone amp that I've looked into has been 16 ohms or greater. I know that running an amp against a lower resistance can be harmful to the amp/headphone, so Is there anything I can do mechanically to increase my headset's resistance? Is there even a DAC amp that supports an 8 ohm resistance?

Answer
A good short answer to this question is:

Whatever the manufacturer's specifications may say,
almost any heaphones rated betwwen 4 ohms and 600 ohms
will be compatible with almost any headphone amplifier ever made.

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Best Headphones for under $70?

Storme

I'm looking for a pair of around the ear headphones that have the same or close to the same quality as JBL's ROXY headphones. I can only spend $70 on them, but I also like to save.

I can't wear earbuds because my ear shape is odd, so only >around the ear< headphone suggestions, please.

Thank you!

Answer
Save $200 and get some Beats by Dre. When you put on those headphones is like traveling to a planet where music is the way of life, the crisp sound and intense bass will make you have an eargasm!

Good on ear headphones for around 50$-70$?

Ryan

i prefer a closed design with clear highs and mids, bass should be good but not over powering.foldable would be nice but not needed.(please dont mention beats,skullcandy,or bose.)

Answer
I'll help you purely because you said you hate beats, skullcandy, and bose
Google HeadRoom, it's a hi-fi headphone website. They have reviews of every single pair of headphones I've ever come across, they'll tell you what's right.
In my opinion, a pair of Sennheiser HD 228 headphones would be your best bet.

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Are These Headphones In-Ear?

Q. Are the Sennheiser MX 85 Sport II Earphones in-ear headphones? I need to know cuz in-ear damages your hearing and i dont want that but these headphones are great for workouts so are they or are they like the apple headphones? Headphone links below.

http://store.apple.com/us/product/TU353ZM/A?fnode=MTY1NDA0Ng&mco=MTk0MzM1Nw
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MA662G/B?fnode=MTY1NDA0Ng&mco=MTU4MDk

Answer
In-ear headphones do no more damage to your ears than over-ear 'phones if you listen at a safe volume.

Anyway, to answer your question: yes, they're earbuds, so in-ear.

Best over ear headphones? ?

Alex

I am looking for over ear headphones that have leather ear cups and are foldable. My ideal price is $100-$200 but I could spend more for better quality. I am very interested in any headphones that are like beats pros but less expensive. Any suggestions are helpful. Thanks!

Answer
Hey, Alex

There is a wide selection of headphones that are available on the market at the moment, and for the most part, the quality of the craftmanship and sound will depend on the price that you are willing to spend. On the lower price range (less than $50), you will be able to find some fairly decent headphones that will be perfect for somebody that is just planning to listen to music on their mp3 player or computer, and are not full fledged audiophiles. In the medium price range ($50-150), you will get a great selection of very high quality headphones that would be perfect for nearly everyone that is not involved with music professionally. The quality of these headphones are going to be suberb, should cancel out almost all background noise, and are going to be of a quality craftmanship that will last for quite a long time. On the more expensive side of things ($150 and up), you are going to find professional quality headphones. For the normal person this will be a bit too much as they provide a quality of sound that is amazing, but is generally only sought after by professionals who are working on their own music (or the type of people who make sure their house is wired with the best speaker systems on the market).

Depending on the amount you are willing to spend, my top five choices (from cheapest to most expensive) would have to be:

Sennheiser HD 202 II Professional

http://headphones.respectablereviews.com/sennheiser-hd-202-ii-professional/

This model provides good insulation against background noise and has a solid bass range and response time. Perfect for somebody wanting a cheap set of quality headphones.

Sennheiser RS120

http://headphones.respectablereviews.com/sennheiser-rs120/

These are very affordable for wireless headphones. They feature an open-ear system and a strong bass response. Since they are wireless, you don't even have to be in the same room as what is transmitting the sound, giving you ultimate range while listening to music. Very lightweight and a high quality. I have this set for using around my apartment.

Sennheiser HD280 Professional

http://headphones.respectablereviews.com/sennheiser-hd-280-pro/

Here we are well into the midrange quality headphones. This set is corded, but provides much better sound quality than the RS120. They provide up to 32 dB attenuation of outside noise, so you do not have to worry about much from background noise, even in relatively noisy environments.

Beats by Dr. Dre Solo HD

http://headphones.respectablereviews.com/beats-by-dr-dre-solo-hd/

These are on the high-end spectrum of headphones. They are very comfortable and produce an amazing sound quality. If you are looking for something that is "in-style" and provides some of the best sound quality that you can find at this price range, then these are the headphones for you.

Bose Quietcomfort 15

http://headphones.respectablereviews.com/bose-quietcomfort-15/

I use these when I am playing live venues. They are some of the best headphones you can buy at the moment, are very comfortable while wearing for many hours at a time (even in hot, sweaty clubs), block out almost all background noise and provide nearly unmatched sound quality. For somebody looking for professional quality headphones, or with a big budget wanting the best money can buy, then these are the headphones for you.

Overall, the most important thing while choosing the headphones, is the consider what you will be using them for and do not over estimate how much quality you actually need. If you are looking for something to use on the bus or just while you're hanging out, listening to music, you probably do not need top of the line Bose. Good luck, Alex, and I hope you find the perfect set!

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Non stop pain for on-ear headphones?

Josh

I want to get Tracks HD on-ear headphones from Sol Republic; but I've read that on-ear can become painful to the head or ears. If you wear them for a few months or whatever, will they sort of...break in? And not hurt ?
Also if you have any recommendations for other headphones.

Answer
yes the headband does start to give a bit more and become slightly more flexible over time! I personally never had any issues with comfort and their headphones. I definitely recommend them!

I'm looking for some good NON in ear headphones, any suggestions?

tom

As stated i do not want any 'in ear headphones/ earphones', or those big bulky ones which have a strap and go over your head (ones like skullcandy, dr dre ones.)

So i'm looking for ones like my old pair (JVC HAF240DX Air Gumy Headphone - which i got for £5, but my budget will now go up to £35.) so ones which just go in your ear. but better as my old headphones sounded a bit dodge. So does anyone know of any better NON in headphones ?

Thanks.
How are my previous headhones inear?, and why are there so many of you annoying noobs here on yahoo answers who just look to correct or annoy people? Get a life.

Answer
Bose, have a listen to their headphones. Im sure when you hear them you will love them. Also, i have a pair of panasonic headphones and they are great as well. But please dont listen to all of the bose haters out there :)

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Good headphones for jogging?

Kyle

My regular headphones always fall out when I jog so I need a pair that won't. Any suggestions?

Answer
They have headphones that have a band that goes around your ear so they wont fall out while you jog. I kniw that sony makes them but many others do too

Jogging Headphones....

SangoSei

I am looking for a set of headphones that are ideal for jogging... any ideas?

Answer
Sony's MDR-A35G headphones for jogging and exercising. Or the Sony MDR-AS50G view more at www.sonystyle.com

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Best headphones amongst all these listed?

Amin Arman

I wanted to buy new headphone because I love listening to music. So my main purpose is for music. Not for gaming. After some reviews I ended up with these five based on my budget and availability at my nearest local gadget store.

1. Razer Electra
2. CM Storm Ceres-400
3. CM Storm Sonuz
4. Genius Giant Hornet
5. Logitech G230

Which one of these is the best regarding great sound quality and excellent bass? I don't mind with the mic though. It's really a hard decision for me. Any suggestions are welcomed like other brands or anything. If anyone could help I would really appreciate it. Thanks.

Answer
I'd say the the g230 or sonuz would be some of the better models from that list. sennheiser makes some good midrange headsets that are worth checking out.

if you can go a little higher, the siberia v2 is one of the best models for its price

steelseries siberia v2:

http://www.headset-ratings.com/steelseries-siberia-v2-headset/

good luck man! happy listening

What are the best headphones under $300?

Andrew

I'm talking about sound quality, but looks or celebs, so dont say beats. I want some studio quality and sound.

Answer
every headphone listed in here is focused on sound quality:
http://www.head-fi.org/a/headphone-buying-guide

quick recommendations:
denon d2000: closed headphones with a slightly bass centric sound, but otherwise balanced
akg q701 : open headphones. very detailed. bass is somewhat lacking.
sennheiser hd600: neutral. open headphones
beyerdynamic dt880. slightly recessed midrange. open headphones

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Good Quality Headphones?

Beautiful

I'm looking for some headphones, that i can use for my Xbox 360 or my computer or even the telephone. I want to use headphones to hear and talk. Does anyone know any good quality long lasting headphone/mic that i could buy? Do you have a website that is safe and has the exact thing i'm looking for? Please help.

Answer
they have bose headphones and they are very soft and comfortable, you can get them at circuit city

About audio jacks quality?

Shehin

hai,
i have a pc from hp,with realtek onboard sound card.
i have one "mic" and one "headphone" jack on front panel.
i have one "mic",one "out",one "in" audio jacks on back panel.
1.is there any difference in sound quality if i connect my headphone to the "out" of the back panel,instead of connecting it to the "headphone" jack of the front panel?
2.what is the need of "in" jack?
(hint: all of them are 3.5mm jack)
3.what is the difference between front panel "headphone" jack and back panel "out" jack?

Answer
in = mic
out = headphone

and no it doesn't matter

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Best Headphones Price Range £100 - £150?

Cool

I am looking for a pair of good quality headphone between the price rage of £100 - 150?

Beats By Dr Dre Solo HDs (or are they not very good) (suggestion)

Audio Technica ATH - M50s? (suggestion)

Anyone got any better ones? Thanks
Got any specific headphones of choice?

Answer
At least Sennheiser HD series, also look for brands like AKG, Denon, Shure, Grado, Etymotic and Beyerdynamic. Please do yourself a favour and do NOT buy Dr.Dre/Beats/Solo, Ludacris/Soul, Koss, Skullcandy, Lady GaGa, Skullcrushers, Monsters and Bose, because they are ALL seriously overhyped and overpriced "fashion blingbling gimmicks" with a very poor durability and sound quality, NOTHING else (and those who try to claim they are good do NOT know ANYTHING about QUALITY anyway!), be them fake or not! Please do not let the peer pressure/fashion fool you any more because it is very often a waste of money.

what ear cup headphones should i get thats not expensive with good bass?

thiennguye

im looking for headphones with good bass in them. i like the beats headphones cause of their bass but it cost way too much. i heard of sennheiser but i havent use them before. any suggestion?? my price range is about 100 or 150.

Answer
At $150, the Audio Technica ATH-M50 is a fantastic headphone. When people ask for Beats alternatives, this is the headphone that's usually recommended. If you want to spend a bit less, you should check out the Sony XB700 or XB500.

Grado, Sennheiser and Shure also make fantastic headphones in your price range, but if you're a basshead, the Audio Technica or Sonys will be a better match.

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what are good dj headphone but not some crappy ones price range 100 pound maxium?

Jay Legros

Answer
The new JVC HA-NC250 are a budget pair of noise canceling headphones but donât let the price fool you into thinking they donât pack a punch.

They feature all of the same technology of the more expensive models, including 40Mm Neodymium Driver for super bass reproduction, noise reduction thats up to 85% effective and it can last for up to 50 hours on a single battery.

Over-ear headphones under $100 (10 points for a good answer)?

Slim

Christmas is coming around and Im looking for headphones under 100 dollars to recommend to my parents. We aren't exactly rich so quality is important but don't suggest like Beats or something.
Thanks!

Answer
Allright, just did a search for some cheaper Beats alternatives, for the price your talking your best bet would probably be Panasonic RP-HTX7 headphones (And they are really affordable.), but for a bit over $100 (At least I think, I'm English so it's pounds over here.), you can get a good pair of Monster headphones that are better than Beats, really with Beats your paying for Dre's name and that about it, I wouldn't buy a pair because really there just a fashion accessory.

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