What should I be looking if I want headphones that sound loud?
886315
Well this'd headphones are for studio mixing/ mastering. If you want "just" headphones that you want to listen to loud music then I'd have to say skull candys or beats by dre
886316
These headphones can get the job done but if you want something that can just get really loud you need to look more into the specifications. Not sure what in particular is important but I know it comes down to physics. It may be the transducer/amp/or ohms. Try googling it. These headphones get loud and don't get muddy which is good as well. Try googling and read up on some stuff.
886317
Do not forget loud sound for a short time its ok but work long hours confuses and will tire your ears...
886318
Loud isn't always better. It depends on your need. If you need more volume get a headphone amp.
1860912
Unless you play your music at relatively high volumes (I-tunes slider maxed, and windows volume slider over 50-60) then it won't be very noticeable unless theirs absolutely nothing else going on in the room noise wise (fans, tv, talking etc.) If you plan to use them in the library or tend to be in a dead quite environment though, then I would go with any headphones that are "Closed back" such as any DJ headphones.
2262008
Yes! FYI.. they are a little big, but if you dont care about that, then you will purchase one heck of a headphone. I recommend the HK.
1454037
There is a Monitor dial that you can use to turn up the volume for your earbuds. I use 64 ohm over-the-ear headphones and it pushes enough power for those.
2067722
I'm in the same boat. I'm reviewing headphone sets primarily based on their noise cancellation abilities -- I don't even need audio. Recommendations would be welcome.
182133
They isolate very well. You're not going to have to turn the volume up much at all. Usually, maxing these headphones on a phone or iPod isn't going to be too loud, but the isolation usually makes it loud enough. I'd suggest getting a good DAP or a powerful phone anyways. I think your biggest concern should be how hot your ears will be :D
538520
don't get open headphones for public use, they are like open speakers on your head. imagine small computer speakers sitting on your head. that's what your neighbors will be hearing. it's loud, and people wont like it. sorry... a good closed headphone is what you'd want for commuting. plenty of good choices: akg k550 or 551, ath m50x, beyerdynamic dt770 pro (32ohm version if you don't use a portable amp, 80 or 250 ohm if you do), shure srh 940 or 1540, sennheiser hd380, and finally mr speaker mad dog series (google mr speaker, you have to buy directly from them).
1042340
These headphones sound more like a fine tuned night club. The bass is present, lush, tight, and gorgeous. An amp will only help, but isn't necessary. If there's no bass in the song, you won't hear any. If you want that "bass in your face" feeling, I'd recommend the XB500, which is far cheaper. It will make any song sound bassy, and sounds more like 2 15" juggernaut subwoofers rattling in your car. Not nearly as clean. Personally, I enjoy the XB1000's, but pick whatever one sounds like you'd be into.
2219214
If you are like me and enjoy your music loud, these headphones definitely are noticeable from across the home. Look for the closed design if you wish to not disturb others.
2142488
That depends. It will probably be loud enough without an amp. But would you spend this much money for headphones unless sound quality was important to you? Uncompressed audio (or at least CDs) instead of MP3 and a fairly good to very good amp will improve the sound. Fiio, Schiit (yes that really is the name and it's made in the USA), Yulong, Matrix, Denon, Oppo, SMSL and other companies make amps in the $55 to $400 range. A DAC (built-in to the amp or separate) might also improve the sound.
2066459
Hello. I listen to my headphones in amplifier of Technics and sound great. Sound card, which you want to buy seems to be very nice. There are also built-in amplifier for headphones and very high quality. I see no reason these headphones do not sound good, not to say super good. Good choice in my opinion!
804126
As long as you're not looking for booming bass, they should be plenty loud enough, imo
2049434
Typical Beats sound - lot of bass, full. If you can , most big box stores such as Best Buy have them on display so you can plug your own device and listen.
1590429
There not awful, these are more for bassy music, if you want something for classical i would look for sol republic headphones
1182734
Not exactly sure what you mean, but I use these headphones on a regular basis. They aren't that loud, but they preform on a consistant basis, and are worth the investment if you'd like to keep your hearing like myself.
1680123
Not sure what you're asking... depends on how loud you want your music it should be good
1650351
These are pretty much 'reference' earphones - so they will sound almost exactly as the audio is mastered (generally will sound flat in their response). If you want punchier bass, go for the cheaper SE-315 which are optimized for low-end/bass.