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First time poster here.
I have some money stored up and I really want to buy some good quality headphones with in £100-£120. I have scoured the internet and I have settled on these 3, and I would really like some help to choose. I would mainly use them to listen to my laptop, iPod Touch or iPad, so they have to be portable with a cable preferably under 1.5m. Thanks! (I posted this on another forum but no replies yet, so I'm not spamming) EDIT: I listen to DnB/Dubstep so good bass would be a bonus. Last edited by ScaryCornflakes; 12-18-2010 at 06:08 PM. |
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Grado SR60i - Grado SR60i Open Back Headphones (SR 60i)
Audio Technica ATH-PRO500 - Audio Technica ATH-PRO500 DJ Headphones in Black (ATH-PRO500 BK) Audio Technica ATH-PRO700 - Audio-Technica ATH-PRO700 DJ Headphones in Black (ATH-PRO700 BK) |
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As I'm sure you understand the Grado SR60i is a very different headphone to the other two you mention.
The Grado is open back, which means it has quite a different character to the sound. Take a look at our buyers guide for the differences between open and closed back headphones. The SR60i is really designed to be a home listening HiFi headphone. The two Audio-Technica headphones are really designed to be DJ headphones, so are closed back. The sound is quite a bit more bass heavy than the Grado, so would suit your musical tastes.
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