Im going to need some headphones, and im willing to spend about £50 ($80) on them. It will mainly be used for my iMac for music mixing/mastering, so im going need something which is pretty decent quality. Also it will be used on my iRiver some of the time, so something a bit portable. I want them to go over my ears, not the ones which actually go in.

Cheers

anyone?

I recently got the Apple In-ear ones and am disappointed with them, they don't even stay in my ears, especially when im running.
I was going to buy these sound proofing ones which looked top notch but my girlfriend bought me these as a pressie so .

I'll have a look for the good earphones webby.

*edit* Here we go, the line ranges from £70 to £500 though.
I would love to try the high end ones out..

I like using the Icemat Audio - Siberia

Go here https://www.icemat.com/shop/default.asp?main=products
its the second one (white)

Try your local Richer Sounds, or some other specialist audio shop

Sennhieser HD212Pro or any of their other products that fit your budget.
IMO, the only thing better than Sennheiser is Bose, but Bose lose out in the bang/buck category.

check out Sennheiser

I like cordless headphones. They're not in the way ...

i got a Sennheiser the other day
its like have Sub-Woofers in your ears
LOVE EM specially with WMP Tru Bass


http://www.sennheiserusa.com/newsite/categ...sp?transid=cat0

Sennheiser HD280 are the best sub-$100 cans, have a pair and use them constantly along with my Koss Pro 4/AAs. If you really need of a lightweight set of headphones, look into either the Grado SR-60 or Sennheiser PX 100.

umm check out the dj 1003 from Ministry of Sound, I got them few days back and they havent let me down.

Should bloody well hope so, after a few days ;¬)

i got Sennheiser wireless headphones for £50... they are great.

Lol I'll really have to disagree with you on that.
IMHO both Triport and QuietComfort is pretty decent. But AWFUL for their price. If they were around $70 it would've been good.

Try Senns, Beyers, Grados, and if you can find Audio-Technicas, and if you even go to canalphones, definitely try out Shures, Etymotics, and Ultimate Ears.