I use Song MDR-V6's for production and just generally listening to music. Their bass response is accurate and powerful, but not overpowered.

For DJing I use HD-25's because I find the MDR's too bulky and less comfortable to wear.

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I own the 7506's, but when I was in the headphones market I was really looking at the Ultrasone DJ1 Pro's, anyone have any real feedback on these? As they are more than double the price of the 7506's I'd hope they'd be a damn good headphone, but just haven't heard much about them.

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Originally posted by Beat Blog You honestly believe that bud earphones can give anywhere near the bass response of large, enclosed phones? The amount of bass a speaker can produce is directly proportional to the size of the speaker cone, and thus, the magnet too. Hence why bud earphones give terrible bass, and always will.

I always believed that until I got this set of phones. I don't know how the heck they do it or what technology they are using...Maybe it's the echo chamber effect of them going in the ear canal, but the "boom" on the Bass-Freq earbuds is awesome.

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

Besides EDM I enjoy a lot of classic rock and my Sennheiser 595s are amazing for both. I also have an X-Fi sound card for my computer too which helps. I also have a pair of old Sony MDR-600s that I use with my turn-tables and they treated me well. The MDR-7506 are probably the best bang for the buck at around $100 and the Sennheisers 595s are around $180 at the lease. I bought mine from an amazon reseller. I would like to invest in a decent amp next for my headphones or buy a house so that my stereo system doesn't bother the neighbors in an apartment.