you can consider model such as
Beyerdynamic dt231pro
http://jaben.com.my/shopping2/product.php?...&cat=295&page=1

Grado SR60i
http://jaben.com.my/shopping2/product.php?...&cat=296&page=1

Koss Portapro
http://jaben.com.my/shopping2/product.php?...&cat=305&page=1

Audio Technica Pro5mk2
http://jaben.com.my/shopping2/product.php?...&cat=302&page=2

True, that's why I said I don't know about others

My Rig: ipod touch
Type of usage: Music
File format: mp3.
Music genre: dubstep, olivia ong.
Budget: below rm200
Headphone/ earphone type: any.
Other requirements (if any): must have chun bass.

Bass + Budget RM200 + Any (Headphone/ Earphone) :

[+] Earphones : Jays a-JAYS One, Jays a-JAYS Two, ATH-CKS55, ATH-CKS77

[+] Headphones : Superlux HD651, ATH-SJ11, ATH-SJ33

DUNU Trident - warm mids + nice bass

Is spending extra rm100 really worth it from sr60i to sr80i/ms1i in term of sound difference? And also, the leaking for all stated headphone the same with any other open headphone?

worth it or not, you're the best person to judge.

amount of sound leakage, is about same for all open headphones.

- My Rig: PC (mobo asus maximus ext-z) if that help...
- Type of usage: Music, movie, gaming all kinda thing i can do actually
- File format: MP3, FLAC, WAVE
- Music genre: Rock, Metal <--priority to these. Bluess, Jazz somtimes.. RnB(prefer the full sound from guitar solo and tight bass or in your face kinda distortion)
- Budget: RM1500 + -
- Headphone/ earphone type: BeyerDynamic DT880/DT990 or Audio Technica A900 or Grado Prestige SR325i.. (prefer more comfortable headphone)
- Other requirements (if any): -
-Amp: Prefer preamp+dac as i cant have both of them due to budget constraint... my choice atm Hifiman EF2A or Uber Muzik TinyTube


Any Suggestion or question should be great...

PS: Il try to find 2nhand item 1st as i cant afford new one now.

OR maybe il just buy this one

BeyerDynamic DT990 250ohm full set + CrossRoads Edge Amp + Custom Made Mini to 2 RCA cable ~

This post has been edited by kambing69: Jan 13 2012, 05:29 PM

you can also consider German Mastero series of headphones. GMP 400 and GMP 450 are headphones that performs at the same level of the DT880/990.

GMP + TTD should be within your budget, TTD + DT880 will exceed your budget by about 15-20%, IIRC.

Well im trying to find 2nd hand headphone if there are any.... So is German Maestro Headphone comfortable enough and how the sound characteristics?

frankly i don't really remember what the GMP sounds like. i remember that i like the GMP 400 more than the GMP450, and the GMP400 is somewhat like a DT880 but with more mids.

is the mid kinda honky? or just pure mild neutral mid?

Hmmm how about Alessandro MS2 pair + TT . .. ~ or the TT would not bring any diff to this setup

This post has been edited by kambing69: Jan 13 2012, 06:44 PM

this will be your best choice
http://jaben.com.my/shopping2/product.php?...&cat=261&page=1

Mids for GMP? definitely not honky. its musical and lush, not as neutral as DT880, IMO.

Personally, MS1i sounds better with TTD than MS2i. MS2i has a pretty unique signature that you really want a neutral amp, but TTD sounds great with MSPro too.

This post has been edited by hongrui: Jan 13 2012, 08:04 PM

- My Rig: Dell Studio 1555, Curve 9300, Ipod
- Type of usage: mainly music
- File format: MP3
- Music genre: rock, electro-rock , acoustic, punk, pop-punk, metal,screamo.
- Budget: trying to start with a low end gear, prob around rm100+-
- Headphone/ earphone type: Headphone
- Other requirements (if any): headphone that have clear sounds for vocals,guitar, drums and bass. and comfortable for long hour

right now im considering Senheiser HD202, can anyone say something? is it suitable for my needs?

Recommending studio headphones for a friend. He's doing instrumentations.

Budget: RM1.5K
Full size cans. Flat, clear, detailed SQ.

Shure SRH940, DT880 250/600, both are clear and detailed headphones. Can take them into consideration.

ur fren is swesome la..AKG Q701, ATH AD900, Senn HD598

AKG K240's and K270's

would recommend SRH940, best for studio use