Best Bass Audiophile Headphones

I am not an audiophile but I was blown away by these headphones. They have great bass and excellent highs and mids. I would definitely recommend these headphones for this price! They are very big on your head but are very comfortable.

I'd recommend these to any audiophile looking for a solid pair of headphones below $200. Well built, bass isn't too heavy, and they look sleek as well. Comes with three cords so it gives you variety. Just do yourself a favor and buy them.

I got these about 3 months ago to replace my MDRZX110s. They are very decent for the price. The bass is good, and the highs are decent. The mids do sound a little muddled, but its not too noticeable especially if you are not an audiophile. I even compared these to the Beats Solo3 and these sound almost as good with a little better bass than the beats. I don't consider myself a hardcore audiophile, but i do expect quite a bit more from my audio equipment than the average person (probably a beginner audiophile). These would be great as backup headphones or travel headphones.

Best headphones I own.

Got these for editing and they are amazing . If you have never had a pair of audiophile headphones and are looking to get yourself a pair these are the ones

As an audiophile and an owner of some of the best headphones from Sennheiser and others, I must say that the AirPods Max Headphones are excellent - - in fact they are terrific. The sound quality is superb and the headphones are extremely comfortable. This product gets my highest rating of 5/5.

Best bass ever! For every day..to relax..............

I really love this speaker, with a lot of skills and audiophile quality. Everything is very good, the timbres, the bass are powerful, absolutely fantastic.

I'm no audiophile, but I am picky about sound. The bass from this speaker does sound clean and deep. I love how you can increase the bass on it from the app. I have this sub paired with my Sonos arc and it sounds better than my other sound bar system (the four letter brand). I just don't like how you can't hook the system up to Bluetooth.

I’m an older audiophile, after much research I found the ES60’s. Was a fan of Matthew Polk years ago but was apprehensive given the bass specs but in comparing to others in the price range the choice became clear. After getting them connected (used 14 gauge wire from my Yamaha Receiver I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the bass response. I have them in a “live” room and while I had planned on buying a sub after playing Blues, Classic Rock, Metal, Salsa and a few Bob Marley songs I’m content with performance of the speakers.in all areas. Granted they don’t kick like speakers with 12’ woofers they’re fine in my environment I would recommend them and would suggest giving them a listen at home before running out and getting a sub