Soul by Ludacris, Beats by Dr Dre or 50's SMS headphones? Best ones?
I'd like to buy my boyfriend (whose acct im on now.. kind of stupid huh) a pair of sound quality headphones, he just started music recording tech school and i always see him eyeing them in all the tech stores.
Im very big on quality and name so please help me out. Id like the most bang for my buck being that they are so expensive, and i'd just like to suprise him with the best pair of headphones he'll ever touch! i want professional/studio type headphones.
ive also seen other brands like boise and s-something, any input as to which are really the best?!
thanks for the help, hope these answers conclude in an awesome purchase !!! =D
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Beats! However, I've heard that Skull Candy makes great headphones as well.
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Beats Solo by Dr. Dre On-Ear Headphones have met all my expectations. The sound is truly amazing and I can clearly hear so much detail in my music. The headphones do a swell job of projecting the background detail enough, but not too much that it drowns out the rest of the music. Also, the bass is slightly amplified so you hear some slight "thump thump" but is definitely not overpowering like "THUMP! THUMP!"