What headphones do you suggest for under $100 that have similar specifications as these but with more bass?
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I have yet to come across any. The bass is great with these headphones, I don't think you could have anymore bass without ruining the sound quality. Having a headphone like these that can provide a lot of bass because they also have good mid and high's and key. Any headphone can have a lot of bass but having it enhance the sound quality instead of hurt it is the key and where many IMO like beats by dre fail. I have a huge spectrum of music I enjoy.
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These phones will give you a fairly natural, balanced sound. They will give you all the clean bass the recording engineer intended for you to hear. So if you listen to bass-heavy music, you will hear heavy bass. If you want more bass than the sound engineer intended, just turn up the bass tone control, and you'll get it.
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My initial out of the box impression of the Sennheiser HD-280 is bass that goes extremely low, deep, and tight, as well as clear balanced mids and slightly soft ("British") highs. The point is not to fatigue your ears when you have to wear these for 8 hours a day or more. I am a bass player, and having clear bass presentation is extremely important to me. These are by far the best cans I've heard for clear, tight, powerful bass. Any more bass than these deliver is just "hyped"--it is not what the engineer or artist intended via recording or mastering. And you're just going to damage your hearing with cans that hype the bass. Music is a precious gift for the soul--please don't ruin your hearing. My initial out of the box impression of the Sennheiser HD-280 is bass that goes extremely low, deep, and tight, as well as clear balanced mids and slightly soft ("British") highs. The point is not to fatigue your ears when you have to wear these for 8 hours a day or more. I am a bass player, and having clear bass presentation is extremely important to me. These are by far the best cans I've heard for clear, tight, powerful bass. Any more bass than these deliver is just "hyped"--it is not what the engineer or artist intended via recording or mastering. And you're just... » Read More My initial out of the box impression of the Sennheiser HD-280 is bass that goes extremely low, deep, and tight, as well as clear balanced mids and slightly soft ("British") highs. The point is not to fatigue your ears when you have to wear these for 8 hours a day or more. I am a bass player, and having clear bass presentation is extremely important to me. These are by far the best cans I've heard for clear, tight, powerful bass. Any more bass than these deliver is just "hyped"--it is not what the engineer or artist intended via recording or mastering. And you're just going to damage your hearing with cans that hype the bass. Music is a precious gift for the soul--please don't ruin your hearing. « Show Less
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Yea I agree with Kenneth. These headphones are going to be the best. Read my review if you haven't already.
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I don't know of any in this price range that sound this good even at low volume
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If you want bass that does not muddy up the mids and highs but are heavier than the mids and highs, definitely V-Moda M100's. Get the xl pads with them if you have big ears though. Check out this review http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/bassheads-delight-v-moda-crossfade-m-100
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The Klipsch Status headphones has a pretty good bass response. It's smooth ,deep, and loud.
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Personally I rank them a bit higher, others will say these don't have enough bass (I would strongly disagree) however to be honest I haven't used these in ~9months, I gave them to my fiance and bought some ATH-A900X's which are the same driver but with aluminium housing and sound a few notches above both. Both are fantastic headphones, but the M50's have a much flatter soundstage compared to the ATH-A700X's, I would also say that they are not as comfortable. Slightly more portable.
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I am very happy with the level of bass these headphones provide. It could be that for what you want it may not be enough, however. Based on all the headphones I have tried, these were the best ones within their price range.
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Try Sennheiser (RS 120, 170, 180). I have the 180's and they sound & work great.
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I recommend the Sennheiser HD448s. They sound great and are very clear like the 595s, which I also own. However, they need a good 50+ hours of burn in to really reach their full potential.
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These are a pretty good choice for an intro into budget fidelity. Try checking out the Koss SportaPro. Exact same headphone with behind the head design.
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There not awful, these are more for bassy music, if you want something for classical i would look for sol republic headphones
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Absolutely! These are hands down the best headphones under $400 easy.. You will find yourself listening to them just as much.
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I disagree completely with all the comments above.I think people have a wrong perception of headphones quality. I am a basshead myself. The Q701 are perfect to restitute ANY frequency! I love listening to Kendrick Lamar for instance with them and the infra bass are making my head vibrate... But you will need an amp, that's all.
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Theyre damn good for bass, but the mids are lacking a bit. you may be able to compensate with an eq adjustment
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BOSE has better bass. I would like more bass to my DNA headphones... But def good for its price, really clear sound
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I would spend my money on some good headphones after a while I'm almost sick of the muddy sound. The mix amp doesn't do much beside make them louder. Spend 100 more and get sennheisers or some audiotechnicas.
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The pro700's had more bass to them but it really muffled the other ranges to the point that I really didn't like the sound. The ATH-M50's are my favorite headphone I've tried yet. Good rounded sound but decent bass too. I love them. Also the M50's are much more comfortable.
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I have m50s as well. In comparison the m-100's have a significantly better sound on the low end. The bass respond you get with these are really good. The highs are also better than the m50s. To me, they do not "pierce" the ears as much when I turn it up a bit. Finally, the mids are about the same in quality, however since the vmodas have those two other strengths, you will probably notice the mids to be better with m50.
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I would choose the MDR xb90ex because I have tested the HBA- h1 but returned them like I think it was 2 or 3 days after because with the hbA h1 I found a lack of bass there not bad headphones. It all just depends on what style of music you listen too.