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The Grado SR125i, Sennheiser HD555, and AKG K240 are all excellent suggestions, but they're at the top of your budget range. Consider also:
I've also heard some good things about the new Kicker 09HP541 headphones ($65), though my only experience with them has been in the car audio circuit, in which they are well known for high-quality audio equipment.
In all honesty, though, in that price range you'll likely enjoy whatever you get. In the past fifteen years the headphone market has become flooded due to the popularity of MP3 players, and it's been to the consumer's benefit. Good luck whatever you buy!
Boz
Hmm aren't the AKGs about 100 bucks? I was just trying to suggest open headphones since, to me at least, they tend to be more comfortable for long term use If the 125i is too expensive, then you can always scale down to the 80i- some people like to swear it sounds the same as the 225i which is an extra 100 bucks :oThe Grado SR125i, Sennheiser HD555, and AKG K240 are all excellent suggestions, but they're at the top of your budget range. Consider also:
- Audio-Technica ATH-M50S - $120
- JVC HARX900 (very good for the price) - $63
- Sennheiser HD 202 - $40 - I use these personally on a daily basis - they're cheap and sound great - but not the most comfortable things I've ever worn since my head is the size of a small planet.
I've also heard some good things about the new Kicker 09HP541 headphones ($65), though my only experience with them has been in the car audio circuit, in which they are well known for high-quality audio equipment.
In all honesty, though, in that price range you'll likely enjoy whatever you get. In the past fifteen years the headphone market has become flooded due to the popularity of MP3 players, and it's been to the consumer's benefit. Good luck whatever you buy!
Boz
Bozanimal
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