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Old 01-14-2013, 11:42 AM
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+1 for bhphoto.com where they are very reasonable and in your range I think.
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I love my Audio Technica ath m40fs

Others have mentioned ATH D40, which seems to be the extra bass version. The M version is not short of bass, but you can never have too much bass.

I 'spose the choice is down to your use. Listening to bass heavy music for fun, get the extra bass. Engineering a mix, get the flat response.

+1 on B&H. Low prices, and trustworthy service.
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Old 01-14-2013, 03:06 PM
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If you can get that budget up to $60, the Shure SRH240A's are great cans for the price point.
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Old 01-14-2013, 04:41 PM
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I love my Audio Technica ath m40fs

Others have mentioned ATH D40, which seems to be the extra bass version. The M version is not short of bass, but you can never have too much bass.

I 'spose the choice is down to your use. Listening to bass heavy music for fun, get the extra bass. Engineering a mix, get the flat response.

+1 on B&H. Low prices, and trustworthy service.
I'll probably be using them for practice and maybe some everyday use, maybe the standard, non-extra bass version would be good.
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