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Hi guys
I am looking at getting a new set of cans, I want something that has great bottom end, but is good through the whole spectrum Ive been looking at the Steelseries 7H USB, Crossfade LP2, Sennheiser HD280 Pro, Sony MDR-V600, and hesitantly Bose AE2i I am open to more recommendations but I want specifics, not a million different suggestions I want it to be $200 or less They will be used with a computer, laptop, iPhone, iPod, and potentially an Xbox They will be used for music (rock, pop, classical, electronica, techno, dance, dubstep, country, etc...), watching movies/TV, and playing video games Basically I want something that is versatile, and sounds good, with great bass response Before suggesting new ones tell me which you would chose of the ones listed |
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Hi Green giant,
These two fulfil all your criteria and are really nice to use as an all round set of cans. Shure SRH840 Professional Closed-Back Headphones (SRH 840) £149.95 Audio-Technica ATH-M50 Closed Monitor Headphones Coiled Cable £134.95 The Shure are technically a bit nicer as they have a replaceable cable and a tougher headband but I have found that many people prefer the M50 as it has a slightly better hold on complicated sections of music.
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