These are the fetures I'm looking for:
>Over-The-Ear, prefferably circumaural but supra-aural is OK.
>Bass Boosting, Deep Bass, I don't care what it's called as long as I can feel drops like they're from Thor's Hammer.
>Durable Construction
>Noise cancelling would be nice.
>standard sized audio jack (I'm american if that makes a difference)
I'm willing to pay up to $75 but I am a cheap bastard who'd only like to pay $50. I understand that this may limit my choices considerably, but I'm working a dead end job and I have bills to pay.
>>>sidenote: I'm looking to replace my Skullcandy Skullcrushers. The cord got ripped while moving them.
Things I liked about them:
>great bass
>completely noise cancelling
Things I disliked:
>felt rather flimsy and the moving parts either moved too loosely or way to stiffly.
>the ear paddings both look as if they were made to fit over a right ear, lol
>the housing for the battery to the bass booster is very near to the audio jack which hindered my ability to use my iPhone when the battery housing was clipped to my belt. and when the battery housing was not clipped to my belt i either had to hold it or be very annoyed by it flapping around.
also, i am not sure if this is common to all headphones or just the skullcrushers, but whenever the cord rubbed something i could hear a slight muffled sound in the headphones which was very noticable when listening to music at a lower volume or when listening to things like comedy that have quite a bit of empty sound.
any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.
>Over-The-Ear, prefferably circumaural but supra-aural is OK.
>Bass Boosting, Deep Bass, I don't care what it's called as long as I can feel drops like they're from Thor's Hammer.
>Durable Construction
>Noise cancelling would be nice.
>standard sized audio jack (I'm american if that makes a difference)
I'm willing to pay up to $75 but I am a cheap bastard who'd only like to pay $50. I understand that this may limit my choices considerably, but I'm working a dead end job and I have bills to pay.
>>>sidenote: I'm looking to replace my Skullcandy Skullcrushers. The cord got ripped while moving them.
Things I liked about them:
>great bass
>completely noise cancelling
Things I disliked:
>felt rather flimsy and the moving parts either moved too loosely or way to stiffly.
>the ear paddings both look as if they were made to fit over a right ear, lol
>the housing for the battery to the bass booster is very near to the audio jack which hindered my ability to use my iPhone when the battery housing was clipped to my belt. and when the battery housing was not clipped to my belt i either had to hold it or be very annoyed by it flapping around.
also, i am not sure if this is common to all headphones or just the skullcrushers, but whenever the cord rubbed something i could hear a slight muffled sound in the headphones which was very noticable when listening to music at a lower volume or when listening to things like comedy that have quite a bit of empty sound.
any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.