It has a slight bump in the mid-bass and is more mid-centric . So compared to the RE0, I believe that it will be warmer so male vocals do sound full and realistic. Both male and female vocals sound sweet with these but male sounds better as the treble doesn't take centre stage. It will be a contrast to the RE0 I believe, especially with the foam tips.

AIAIA TMA-1 or Audio Technica M50.
I have another one in mind popped out as I type this, Beyerdynamic DT770 or 880.

Read reviews on them, or audition at Jaben if you can.

Sony MDR-XB300 perhaps?

Last I checked out the price of the Beyers at Jaben's Lelong.com.my page, they're well within your price range. Audio Technica M50 is around RM700 IINM. Both can be had from Jaben. AIAIAI TMA-1 if converted would be roughly around RM800 but I dunno where you can get them locally.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Mar 14 2011, 07:55 PM

Then those are well within your budget. In fact, some are half of it.

Yes, Major is the headphone model, and Marshall is the make.
I dunno if the Alessandro MS1i has the sound stage to make it good for movies though.

There's another one from Fischer Audio that popped in my head, FA-003.
I don't know where you can audition them, but the Malaysian official retailer of them is iDews.com.my. Or search for a forumer here callesd WS Trading.
I'd say, pick the ones you can audition. The ones you stated are readily available for audition at jaben.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Mar 15 2011, 10:33 PM

Hey here. I'm gonna ask again since the last one was lost and now it will be slightly changed.

Looking for a headphone or IEM as a backup for my DDM. Preferably headphone.
Price: Max. RM260
Source: HM-601 or Cube C30
Uses: Music only.
Others: No earbuds, either IEM or headphone. No sound preference ATM as I tend to grow into the sound sig quite easily as long as it has the sound quality.

Benn heavily considering Fischer Audio FA-004, but wondering other choices within that price bracket. Superlux is out, "fear of the unknown" you might say.

If I can get a nice fit with DDM, I think I can get a good fit with anything.

I think its the soft silicon. With acrylic it's fixed at one shape. With silicon it can flex a bit.

Actually the SE115 was dynamic. But it is their first dynamic with detachable cables and their cheapest yet.

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Added on March 20, 2011, 1:27 pmWell, when you look at DJ, what kind of music are typically associated with them?
I guess these headphones will be great for trance, electronic, techno and some rock stuff. Those are fast, complex music so I guess DJ headphones will be able to keep up with fast music so the sounds won't be so congested.

Good reviews overall for the TMA-1. Haven't heard any good headphones(at least in the same league as the TMA-1) but it does look promising.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Mar 20 2011, 01:27 PM

I have another one to add, Fischer Audio Omega. A forumer called WS Tradings is selling it, for RM99. The most expensive out of all your other options though, but you might wanna consider it. Although it is bassy, but seems to have an overall balanced sound according to reviews.

All I can think of are the Ordnance .22 and Go-vibe Martini.

I guess if they sound well enough to you, you can save a whole lot.
Yeah, I guess E7 is a well enough choice.

If portability isn't an issue, I have been looking at Fischer Audio FA-004. It's well within your price range. However it has a long cord(coiled some more) so it's intended mainly for home use, though can be powered by a portable DAP. Some complain that it's small-ish though so if you are concerned that your ears are too big, steer away.
As for others, I dunno. Just recently bought my first ever headphone, a Grado SR60i. Very very happy with it. There's a catch, sound leakage in and out of the headphone and it's also not a circum-aural(around ear) design.

Then there's the Superlux headphones. Search for it somewhere in this forum, there's a dedicated fan club and user's thread. They cost less than your target budget but many say they are good for the price. How true they are I cannot say.

Audio Technica CKM70 or the Radius HP-TWF11.
The latter has a notorious fit issue though.

Oh yeah, forgot about that.
It was to be the 'opposite' of my DDM and thought of having them both. Didn't happen though.

Superlux HD668B
Or the Fischer Audio FA-004.
Or Grado SR60i.

-Superlux: They say it has good clarity and quite good bass. Very cheap. Lower than your budget actually. Was about to buy one but as it will be my first headphone, I opted for the more established headphone(read further).

-Fischer Audio FA-004: Gets good reviews. Some say less realistic treble, boomy bass and so on. Others say good bass with a tad bit of boom, nice sound stage for a closed headphone, comfortable. It is rather smallish though. I was about to buy this as well, but then further inquiries led me to doubt it. Fischer Audio reviews all over the net tend to be a bit biased sometimes, so not willing to take the risk, I didn't buy it.

-Grado SR60i: In the end I bought these. Not very comfortable but after stretching the headband a little, it was more tolerable(for about 2 hours). Sound leaks from and into it, you'd look like a WW2 bomber pilot, needs a higher volume on my source to get decent volume. However, energetic sound signature with good quality bass(decent amount), good clarity, a bit sibilant, might not be the best for female vocals but quite decent for casual listening. The most expensive of the three.

For music Philips and Audio Technica is obvious.
Logitech is more to multi-purpose multimedia.

Since jazz and classical are out of the equation, I think you should get yourself a Shure SE215.

For that, you need to ask AT experts.