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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sustharapuncha" data-source="post: 14311119" data-attributes="member: 383427">Entry Level Headphones: $75-$150These headphones are for people who want to take the next step up and  possibly enter the audiophile world. The low price-tag does not mean  these headphones aren't serious about sound!Entry Level Headphones IEMs(2) HiFi Man RE0, $80. Clear and analytical with fantastic highs and mids, low end is lacking. Build quality is sub-par.(1) Spider Realvoice, $80-$90. Balanced. Lows are controlled and punchy,  clear, prominent, neutral mids, highs sparkle with good extension. Good  all-rounder with good build quality.(1) Shure SE215, $90-$100. Removable cables, good build quality and  great isolation. Strong punchy bass, warm powerful mids, rather weak  highs. (2) HiFi Man RE-ZERO, $100. Slightly warm, essentially a slightly bassier more musical RE0.(1) Etymotic HF5, $150. Excellent isolation with a rather  neutral/natural sound. Anemic, yet punchy, bass. Clear, detailed and  neutral mids. Sparkling highs. Very clear.Open Headphones(1-S) Fostex t50rp, $75-$90. Neutral sound with excellent clarity.(1) Grado SR-60i, $79. Bright forward headphones. Bass is punchy but  overshadowed by the forward mids, bright, potentially fatiguing highs.  Great value headphones.(1) Audio Technica ATH-AD700, $85-$100. Weak bass though it has some  impact, detailed mids and highs with no fatigue. The best soundstage in  the price range.(1) Sennheiser HD555, $95-$110. Warm laid-back relaxed sound. Bass is  somewhat lacking, mids are full, highs roll off fast. Can be modded to  HD595.(2-S) AKG K240S, $95-$100. Good build quality, detachable cable. Tight natural highs, slightly forward mids and highs. Great value.(1) Alessandro MS-1, $99. Decent natural sounding bass, good warm mids, good detail in the highs with decent extension.(1) Grado SR80i, $99. Decent lows, though the aggressively forward mids  overshadow them. Shrill highs, very bright headphone. Excellent for  Rock, possibly the best headphone under $100 for the genre. Highly  regarded. Comfort and fatigue are potential concerns.(2-B) Fischer Audio FA-011, $118. Comfortable with a good sound stage. Deep tight bass, smooth clear mids, somewhat bright highs.Closed Headphones(1-S) KRK KNS-6400,  $70-$100. Accurate, detailed and comfortable. Accurate bass, good mids  and smooth treble. Great soundstage for a closed headphone. Detachable  cables. Good for portable use.(1) Shure SRH 440, $75-$80. Great isolation and detachable cable. Clean sound, somewhat neutral. Good for portable use.(1-B) Sony MDR-XB700, $80. Deep boomy bass, recessed mids, decent highs. This is a bassheads dream. Good for portable use.(2) Koss PRODJ 100, $80. Solid build quality, coiled cable. Natural, clean, sound. Good for portable use/(1) Sennheiser HD280 Pro, $85-$90. Rather balanced sound though slightly recessed mids and rolled of highs. Only buy these if you need a lot of passive isolation.(2-S) KRK KNS 8400, $120-$150. Accurate and detailed. Good lows, good mids, good highs. Detachable cable. Very accurate. Good for portable use.(1) Shure SRH840, $130-$150. Accurate/punchy bass, great mids, highs are somewhat lacking. Detachable cord. Good for portable use.(2-S) AKG K271 MK II,  $140-$145. Neutral headphones makes them good for studio monitoring.  Detailed, but lacking in bass. Detachable cable.(1-B) Ultrasone  HFI-580, $140-$155. Fun, clean, V shaped sound. Deep punchy clean bass,  slightly recessed mids, bright, sometimes fatiguing, highs. Some  sibilance. Decent isolation. Good for portable use.</blockquote>

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