Best headphones for bass?

[Mikeus]

im trying to find a good set of headphones that can handle a bass. im looking at the types that DJ's use since they would seem to have a massive frequency range. anyone know any good ones?

 

[roonjuice]

sennheiser hd25 (not the sp version)
Aural sex

 

[Mikeus]

how about the 212 and 215's? and how does Technics rate?

im looking for headphones i can play LOUD through that wont crackle and blow.

 

[scarekrow]

Audio Technica ATH-M40fs
These are a couple years old & they work pretty good for me.
I'm sure they have a new (better?) line available now.

 

[GlassJaw]

im looking for headphones i can play LOUD through that wont crackle and blow.

Sony Studio series. MDR's rock, especially the 7506's.

 

[vinny]

If you're on a budget, I like the Sennheiser HD280Pro. I think I got mine on sale for $80, but can't remember where. Good cans for the money IMO.

 

[droskobass]

Sennheiser HD 280
awesome and great price. i got a set and then everyone in my band got a set they liked them so much. i use mine everywhere for everthing . they are tough, loud bassy and kick ass Very very good purchase!! come in black or space aged silver!!!

 

[Mikeus]

Sony Studio series. MDR's rock, especially the 7506's.

cool, how about the MDR-XD models?

 

[dkochan]

Sony Studio series. MDR's rock, especially the 7506's.

Second that - love my 7506's!

Dave

 

[JonathanD]

After about 10 years I am thinking of another pair to replace my Sony MDR 7506's.

Watch playing headphones loud mate. Thats how you go deaf. Because of the pressure build up it may not seem like its doing damage, but they can be.

 

[Asaf]

Audio Technica ATH-M40fs
These are a couple years old & they work pretty good for me.
I'm sure they have a new (better?) line available now.

Audio Technica has some nice Headphones.
I have the cheaper ATH-T22 and I'm really happy with them,
really comfortable and they have good linear response.

you can get them for less then 35$.

 

[groovejam]

the 7506's fit so well when they are new that it almost makes you think they sound better than they do. But they do sound good. After a while they dont fit as well. I have heard of people using headbands to fix this. Any other solutions?