Do you have access to the SRH-440? I'd suggest you try it out to check whether that's the signature you're looking for. The SRH-440 is a monitoring headphone so you might find it lacking in bass and not as musical as you like for your type of songs. If you an afford SRH-440 you can also try Beyer DT235.

Build quality, comfort, accessories wise it's true that the Superlux might not be as good. Sound quality wise?

There are always headphones with cheaper prices that are gonna sound better than the more expensive one, otherwise it would mean that the audio technology isn't improving isn't it?

There a reason why there's so much hype over their series of headphones despite being that cheap because the sound quality truly shines. I haven't heard of any of their products but there are strong, solid positive reviews out that that's enough to prove that the sound is good.

Allow me to quote some of the audiophiles maestros out there:





Now, what I'm trying to convey isn't about how perfect Superluxes are and how good they sound compared to those two/three fold the price, just trying to tell that don't mistake it for some Mix-Style headphones. In the case of Superlux it is just hard to accept the fact that despite being this cheap, the sound quality is unbeatable. They replicate designs, they look cheap and seems to be built cheaply and the price is cheap - but the sound isn't.

Disclaimer: I'm not working for Superlux nor I own or have any plan of owning one in the future, just telling my experience of reading reviews But when you see me recommending Brainwavz products do take them with a graint of salt because I'm already addicted to them