best headphones under 150 US dollars?

Carl Guman

I will be using it it through an iPod tough 4g if that matters. I will be using it in a bus built for 60 people with 100 PEOPLE IN IT, so good noise canceling is a must. I will be listining to mostly heavy metal such as Iron Maiden (not newer stuff) but I will playing more than just metal such as jazz and country, so the bass is not an issue. If its possible I like the looks of Beats by Dr. Dre and the Souls. Thanks so much.

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Looks up sennheiser. They make some badass headphones. And Beats suck tbh. The sounds quality is rubbish. 60 dollor headphones from anyother brand out play them.

What headphones should I buy?!?

Austin

I want to buy a pair of headphones for my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, but I don't know which ones to get! I've heard that Scullcandy headphones only look good, so I decided to look elsewere. I found some Sennheiser headphones that look good but I don't know. Here they are:
http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-HD-229-Black-Headphones/dp/B0065VKOQ8/ref=dp_ob_title_ce/192-1036662-5766114
They look OK to me. But does anyone have any other suggestions? I wanna stay under 100 dollars, have good bass, sound quality, style, etc.
Pleeaase answer, really need help here, Thanks!

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all skull candy arent bad there are 2 skull candy headphones under $100 i have the uprock, thier pretty good in quality but sometimes they do get uncomfortable and they arent they strongest in the world. id suggest the $60 skull candy thier really good on comfort and are made for bass along with great quality!
hope i helped!

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Where can I find a PC headphone amplifier like this?

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GeneParmes

I need gain or volume boost and treble and bass controls. Don't need pro audio quality. I transcribe recorded spoken voice files, and sometimes the sound quality is bad. I used to have a pair of small speakers with a subwoofer, and I plugged my headphones into one of the speakers that had volume and treble and bass controls, but the speaker system broke. I'd like to maybe get a headphone amp that does the same thing rather than get a whole new speaker system (unless new speakers would be cheaper). Thanks.
Thanks for the recommendations, Andy. I'm okay with my headphones. The original source of what I transcribe is a phone, and some of what I transcribe is dictated on a cell phone in a car or maybe on a speaker phone 10 feet away or on a just plain crappy phone that sounds like there's a blanket over the phone. The quickest and easiest thing for me to do in these cases is just turn up the volume a little and roll off the bass and turn up the treble. I need quick and easy (and inexpensive).

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If transcribing audio, although you don't have to invest hundreds of dollars, you probably need more than the $10 toys.
http://www.beachcamera.com/shop/product.aspx?sku=FIIOE11
There is the cheaper and more expensive FiiO's and Beach is selling them at a decent price.
You also do need a decent set of headphones that are both comfortable and really clear on the mid-range sounds. I don't think treble and bass are key unless to turn them down.
You could add in a software audio equalizer.
I won't dig into them now, but browse through Nonags.com for freeware and see what you come up with.

As to headphones, you need to decide whether sound isolation is important. The open-back design sometimes does a lot better in the sound, but does leak out and in to neighboring people and environmental sounds.
Audio-Technica ATH-M50 Studio Monitor Headphones at about $160 - maximum isolation and ultimate comfort these rate amound the best at the under $200 in any review.
Sony MDR-V6 Monitor Series Headphones with CCAW Voice Coil at under $70 - probably too high on the bass, but these headphones make all sounds loud.
Creative Aurvana Live! at about $60 - build quality is not as good as others, and bass a bit weak, but the sound reproduction in the midrange seems to be right-on and price a value.
Grado Prestige Series SR80i at about $100 - Some find the pads uncomfortable and it leaks sound as an open-back, but the audio is full and crisp.

I think a lot of the sound quality will be in your headphone choice more than anything else, but laptops and even desktop pc's just don't have the best audio amplifying. In a desktop PC, you can invest in an over $60 sound card that would boost quality and you should look into reviews if that is where you are at. They often come with equalizer software.

What is the best music player under 150 dollars?

What

i have a psp but im planning on getting a 2gb mp3 player. any brand i really don't care but decent enough

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well i have a Sandisc c250 "little monster". its 2gb and i got it for $60 dollars. Its simple, just drag and drop your music right onto the mp3 player. no extra program needed. it can also display photos. comes with a headphones, a lainard, and usb cable to charge it. NO BATTERIES REQUIRED! WOOO!

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what are a pair of headphones should i get?

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NasserBash

i am looking for something under 60 dollars and in ear headphones because i prefer them over the other types. i was comfort, sound quality, good performance and very solid build

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SKULL CANDYS!!!!!

What are some good over-ear headphones for less than 120$?

Dell

I'm a music freak and right now I've been using Sony Headphones that costed somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 - 20 dollars. Well I'm looking for something better.

Preferably I want something that is comfortable that will enable me to hear the whole range of the music. With clear sound and decent bass. (Not for Rap music, I DO NOT listen to ANY Pop, Rap, or Hip Hop)

I've had my eyes on some Sony Headphones that are $50 or $60 dollars and they are metal and really comfortable and sound really good (At the store anyway) but I never got the name of them and I'm wondering is there some that are better in quality for that price? I'd prefer them to stay below $80. But if they're God like for quality I'll consider up to $120 (I'm not rich here)

Beats by Dre, Skull Candy, and Bose are out. I do not fuel ignorant over hyped trends.

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Give a listen to Sony MDR-7506.

Edit - added: The MDR-7506 is widely used in recording studios due to its accuracy, reasonable price (just under $100 retail), and durability. Don't say it's "okay-ish only" unless you've auditioned this particular model against *similarly priced* models from other brands.

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