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akapaulk

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When the wife needs some quiet time, and you want to blast to your favorite tunes and experience excellent high, mids, and BASS :D

I need to buy some ;)
 
akapaulk said:
When the wife needs some quiet time, and you want to blast to your favorite tunes and experience excellent high, mids, and BASS :D

I need to buy some ;)
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I like my hd-497s, but then again, I'm not an ubergeek audiophile.
 
i love my shure e2c. but then again...i used to have the koss portapro's...good can for the money
 
firey-eyez said:
bass is overrated
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Says you :rolleyes:


I concur with 2 of the options already mentioned in this thread: beyerdynamics DT 770 Pro (80ohm version) and Shure E2c. Use the 770s at home (with MisterX pimeta amp) and the E2c (unamped) on the go with an iRiver H320. Very pleased with both (though the Shure's need a little equalization to bring out the bass).
 
Hmm I always thought my E2Cs had plenty of bass. Maybe try the foam tips out on them instead?
 
the ear seal on canalphones is an integral part of getting the bass. It's there. You just have to find it. Experiment with insertion and tips/flanges.

Regarding headphones, what is your budget?
 
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