Best clean bass audio headphones for my price range

I've been looking for an awesome set of bass headphones that has really clear audio for home use, either 5.1 or 7.1. I can't seem to find any no matter where I look. Around £70 or lower would be good, but I could probably stretch to £80 if need be.

EDIT: Sorry, I did mention home use. I guess that wasn't enough. I'll be using it for music on my PC pretty much, I allready have a gaming headset I'm happy with for my consoles. I just want some headphones for playing music (rock and dubstep mainly), hense wanting clear sound and good bass. Style is preferable, i'd rather not have big, heavy looking plain black headphones, and i'll be using them in a quiet envioronment.

Forget the 5.1/7.1 headphones, they are guff. Also, be a little more explicit as to what you are going to use them for. You could look at the sticky thread above for some good advice. You could always just go to Amazon.com (the US site not the UK as it's cheaper even with shipping) and order a pair on Audiotechnica ATH-AD700's. The best open backed headphones with decent neutral bass and a decently wide soundstage for your price point.

Forget the 5.1/7.1 headphones, they are guff. Also, be a little more explicit as to what you are going to use them for. Also look at the sticky thread for some good advice. You could always just go to Amazon.com (the US site not the UK as it's cheaper even with shipping) and order a pair on Audiotechnica ATH-AD700's. The best open backed headphones for your price point.

hotstonez

Edited my original post, sorry for that.

Edited my original post, sorry for that.

Defy_The_Fallen

Thanks alot for the suggestions! I'll keep an eye on the ATH-M50's, they seem like just what I was looking for. I'll just have to save up a bit longer but I'm sure it will be worth it. Many thanks. :)

The M50s might be a little out of his price range. I believe Shure/Sony have some good alternatives.

The M50s might be a little out of his price range. I believe Shure/Sony have some good alternatives.

Socijalisticka

Shure SRH750DJ's are a good alternative.

Sony? I hope you're not talking about the XB series...

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The M50s might be a little out of his price range. I believe Shure/Sony have some good alternatives.

ravenguard90

Shure SRH750DJ's are a good alternative.

Sony? I hope you're not talking about the XB series...

The Sony XB series - known as the "extra bass" series - is fine if you're a bass head. They're not balanced headphones, nor are they meant to be.

The Shure SRH750DJ are more expensive than the Audio Technica ATH-M50, so it's not a great alternative unless the Audio Technica's are not available in the OP's region.

Outside that I still recommend the JVC or XBs as inexpensive alternatives. I'll probably be picking up the HARX900s myself, in the near future.

Boz

I found the ATH-M50 to be a bit lacking in bass for my tastes.

My bose headphones have absolutely phenomenal bass. :)

I found the ATH-M50 to be a bit lacking in bass for my tastes.

kunal1092000

Quantity quality for bass when it comes to critical listening, usually. If that's how you consider good bass though, then look to Sony's XB series.