Headphones for Producing

[greenflydnb]

Hello hello.... i have many questions lol.

Its my birthday coming up and i want to get some beast headphones, i have about £300 i can spend, i want to be able to finally hear sub bass (thank god), what are the best headphones that balance all the levels well? I wanted to get some Dre Beats but apparently the bass is overpowering .

Sennheiser the way forward?

Danker schon.

 

[Skuff]

Sennheiser HD25S are really good mate, had mine for about 8 years or so and they haven't faltered at all.. Although i don't think the bass response on them is overly great tbh, but could be that mine are getting on a bit now

 

[Southern]

Sennheisers are good, I started out with them. currently using some Shure 440s and they rock my world, but it's all subjective and I would recommend that you try some of them out (Saturn have listening stations, right?)

 

[Linden]

Sennheiser HD25/Audio Technica ATH-M50/Shure SRH-840 or if you're willing to spend a bit more go for Beyerdynamic 880.

 

[DJWhizzkidd]

Dont get Dre headphones or any other over priced novelty product aimed at people that don't really understand audio.

These are apparently the bees knees

http://www.dv247.com/headphones/audio-technica-ath-m50-professional-studio-monitor-headphones--47663

 

[Altodnb.]

Ive got Shure 440s also and they are sick! but dont really have anything to compare them to as they are my first 'real' pair of headphones

 

[greenflydnb]

Cheers for all the help, helpful as always .

Im going to have to go for the Beyerdynamic 880's, they look cool and have good reviews!! Legend. I cant wait to have some good headphones .