Crossfade M-100 Master

Vmoda are good and solid for djing. I echo the above, dont buy for bass. Good headphones will have good bass response. Be careful here, headphones is a slippery slope from 50 to 200 to 2000 dollars

I used HD25's for over a decade until I recently purchased V-Modas and I love them. They get as loud and are more comfortable. Plus I think theyre better for my ears... I can use them for a long time at high volumes and my ears don't ring as much as Sennheisers on ear design did

The M100s are fantastic; I've had mine for 10 years and they still sound brand new. I'm already thinking about replacing them, maybe with some Hifimans.

I don’t. I used to bring my Vmoda M100 and clip it to my bag but now it’s just my AirPods

Vmoda m100s best pair I ever had lasted 12 years I now have the pros .

Vmoda m100s best pair I ever had lasted 12 years I now have the pros .

I currently use 2 pairs of headphones. I used the HD-25s for gigging, they’re basically u breakable and super loud so they’re good for club environments and such. My other pair and the one I’d recommend for what you demand is the V-Moda Crossfade series. I personally have the M-100, it’s a great sounding pair of headphones and I’ve had them for years and still haven’t had any trouble with them apart from replacing the earcups recently.

I bought a pair for my son gaming about 8 years ago & had a quick listen. I don't remember thinking they were as bad as other gaming sets - but I didn't think they were good enough for music (for me, who is most definitely a snob - like anyone who is into this, if we're being honest). You should be able to try those out somewhere, as they're widely available commercially? If you're in an Amazon country, you can always order & send back if not happy. I am of the belief that the FiiO FT1 Pro are going to be the best bang for your buck.