I mostly watch movies on my laptop, so I wanted headphones that are super comfortable considering I'll have it on for long periods of time, also, I am only looking for circumaural headphones that have a really refined soundstage and possibly don't leak out too much sound, as I tend to watch...

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Have you used them or tried them?

This is what I'm looking for: -durable -emphasized bass (I'm a bass head) -closed back (I don't want too much sound to bleed out) -noise canceling and/or isolating (I'm not using these words interchangeably, I'm asking for either both or one or the other) So far I've looked at: -Beyerdynamic...

This is what I'm looking for: -durable -emphasized bass (I'm a bass head) -closed back (I don't want too much sound to bleed out) -noise canceling and/or isolating (I'm not using these words interchangeably, I'm asking for either both or one or the other) So far I've looked at: -Beyerdynamic...

Sennheiser HD439 is what you're looking for. They are very comfortable for long periods of time, your ears won't sweat or get too hot, and the soundstage is phenomenal. The bass isn't emphasized like beats, but it's realistic and good for movies, crisp and clear as well. The only problem is they...

Really? Weird. Well would you recommend any of the ones I mentioned?

I was also considering: V-Moda LP2 AKG Q701     or if you can recommend any good quality headphones that are $150 at the least. Here are the requirements:   Closed back under $250 Good Bass Durable (little to no cheap plastic)

Edit: Q701 aren't closed back. My mistake

I was also looking at the AKG Q701 Out of these, which are the most bass heavy and which are the best closed back headphones

I suggest you buy the Sennheiser HD 439. They have great soundstage which is very good for watching movies. As for music, it is great. It works better with certain genres that do not have a lot of percussion or electronic noises such as dub step. For example, country, classical and SOME rock...

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I am not looking to spend a lot. I just need some solid cans. My budget is $150, but i will spend $175 at the most.   I am looking for good bass response, that doesn't bleed. I have looked at AKG, Beyerdynamic, Sony, and Sennheiser and can not find something suitable.    Any ideas?

Thankyou for not being rude about my multiple threads. And that's a good point, thankyou

I like the bass signature found in Beats, but I dont like beats because honestly, every tool I know has one. As of now, I own a pair of Sennheiser HD 439's which are circumaural open back headphones with great soundstage and I really cant complain about it. But Because of its lack in bass, I...

Thank you, this is the type of answer I was looking for.

I know there are many threads out there, but I've tried asking on those threads and people just ignore my questions. Anyways I own Sennheiser HD 439's. the soundstage is great, good mids and highs, they are really light and super comfortable. But I'm looking for the two things they are lacking...

Thankyou! I feel like he has nothing better to do with his time than being a fanboy of headfi and patrolling through threads, making sure they follow the rules exactly. Like seriously?

I've done that before. No one answers my question. Also don't comment in this thread I you're not going to answer the question. Obviously I wouldn't start a new thread if I hadn't tried the other ones first.

Which has the best bass an isolation? Alot of people say the Q40's are better, but that's hard to believe since they're about half the price and only have 40mm drivers. Anyways can someone tell me out of THESE THREE ONLY, which is better? I already have a pair of sennheiser hd 449's so I don't...

What headphones have the best bass without alot of sound leaking. When I say best bass I mean the kind that will vibrate my whole damn head haha. I want to be able to blast it. I've been looking into V-Moda LP's, LP2's and M-100's. also I'm looking for circumaural. My price range is $200 and...

The LP are circumaural (goes around your ear) and the m80 and v80 are supra aural meaning they rest on your ears. The m80 and v80 have 40 mm drivers. The LP has 50 mm drivers

I am a HUGE bass head, I was wondering out of these two, which has bass that vibrates your ears. Vmoda LP vs vmoda lp2. And as a second part of the question, are there any other good headphones for bass heads? I don't like beats or Sony.

The title says it all really, I am either going to get the V-Moda Crossfade LP2 and get a Fiio E11 pocket amp. OR I will just get the V-Moda M-100. the difference is about 40$...any advice?

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