Best Over Ear EDC Headphones
Best Over Ear EDC Headphones Posted on: 27.05.2013 by Wilton Keuning Hey all! I am on the prowl for some new everyday carry headphones.I am looking very specifically for OVER EAR headphones for this application as I will have them on for long periods of time. I will use them for mainly music listening to. I listen to mainly Electrohouse and things of that nature, I will do some gaming on them but not a whole lot. I have a large Irish Melon for a head so they either need to be flexible or big to start with. I currently use Razer Orcas and they are LOVELY. Very comfortable, good sound, but alas after 2 years of honorable service are giving up on me. And lastly I need them to have a removable cable and my budget is around 200$ CAD. Summery:
EDIT: Please make sure they are available from a Canadian site. Such sites are: avshop.ca, tomleemusic.ca, amazon.ca, etc. | |
| Rolanda Clodfelder 28.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by makar1
Fact! I'd honestly suggest to the OP that he actually goes into a headphone shop, I don't believe anything as subjective as a set of headphones (certainly not in $200+ bracket) should be bought on the reviews or suggestions of others online. Even if you are buying online, I'd say actually try them first, there must be some kind of bricks and mortar hifi / dj / headphone shop within a bus or car journey ? People Rave about TMA's I found them really horrible, people rave about Vmoda's I found them really comfortable but lacking in frequencies I'm used to, people rave about HD25's, I like them but find they clamp too hard for long periods, people rave about HDJ2000's I find them too big etc .. etc ... |
| Nga Mcquarter 28.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by ProfessorStrangeman
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| Wilton Keuning 27.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by P4ULSON
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| Wilton Keuning 27.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by DarioJ
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| Wilton Keuning 27.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by vanaema78
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| Wilton Keuning 27.05.2013 | Hey all! I am on the prowl for some new everyday carry headphones. I am looking very specifically for OVER EAR headphones for this application as I will have them on for long periods of time. I will use them for mainly music listening to. I listen to mainly Electrohouse and things of that nature, I will do some gaming on them but not a whole lot. I have a large Irish Melon for a head so they either need to be flexible or big to start with. I currently use Razer Orcas and they are LOVELY. Very comfortable, good sound, but alas after 2 years of honorable service are giving up on me. And lastly I need them to have a removable cable and my budget is around 200$ CAD. Summery:
EDIT: Please make sure they are available from a Canadian site. Such sites are: avshop.ca, tomleemusic.ca, amazon.ca, etc. |
| Darrick Kroah 04.06.2013 | I'd go for the HD25s. They're good for everything and balanced enough for monitoring as well. |
| Wilton Keuning 28.05.2013 | I already have the TMA Studios for.. well in the studio (Music making, video editing, etc) when I can't have my monitors on like later at evening
. I have the Westone UM2's for DJ'ing. Now I just need a set of EDC cans and I'm believeing I'll go with the V-Moda LP2's as I am ordering today. Worst come to worst, I get them, hate them, return them, and buy something else. It isn't the world's end. |
| Rolanda Clodfelder 28.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by makar1
Fact! I'd honestly suggest to the OP that he actually goes into a headphone shop, I don't believe anything as subjective as a set of headphones (certainly not in $200+ bracket) should be bought on the reviews or suggestions of others online. Even if you are buying online, I'd say actually try them first, there must be some kind of bricks and mortar hifi / dj / headphone shop within a bus or car journey ? People Rave about TMA's I found them really horrible, people rave about Vmoda's I found them really comfortable but lacking in frequencies I'm used to, people rave about HD25's, I like them but find they clamp too hard for long periods, people rave about HDJ2000's I find them too big etc .. etc ... |
| Alphonso Deitchman 28.05.2013 | There is an over-ear version of the TMA-1 too called Studio. |
| Nga Mcquarter 28.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by ProfessorStrangeman
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| Wilton Keuning 27.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by P4ULSON
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| Arnulfo Morten 27.05.2013 | ^ he said over ear not on ear but the HD-25 are dope i prefer the AIAIAI-TMA-1 over them and the AIAIAI has a better price if your looking for an "On Ear" headphone. |
| Samuel Stamaria 27.05.2013 | Senn HD 25s, for everything |
| Arnulfo Morten 27.05.2013 | go with the Pioneer HDJ-2000 you can find them for around $230 USD great quality and everything your looking for |
| Wilton Keuning 27.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by DarioJ
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| Judi Sissel 27.05.2013 | I have the V-Moda LP(regular) and I use them for everyday use. They could be a bit more clear in the high and mid range. The bass is definitely "colored", but I use them for exactly what you described above. Oh, and they are cheaper... http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...ords=v+moda+lp |
| Wilton Keuning 27.05.2013 | As in these guys? V-Moda Crossfade LP2 |
| Nga Mcquarter 27.05.2013 | V-Moda Crossfade LP2, they look awesome and they're very flexible and customisable |
| Wilton Keuning 27.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by vanaema78
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| Edwina Fagel 27.05.2013 | Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro-s are neither under 200CAD or have removable cables, but they are truly great for watermelon heads. |
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