Can recommend Sennheiser headphones in general - the $150~300 range is a good spot on the price/performance curve for wired (add like $30-50 for the convenience of wireless w/ same sound quality)
I got a hell of a lot of mileage out of a Logitech Z623. Outstanding performance for the price during lean times. Probably got like four thousand good listening hours out of them before the tweeters and sub were noticeably washed out. I'd consider getting another set just to hear how they sound right out of the box at that phenomenal price.
When I was able to finally blow a fat wad on something fairly nice, I went with a pair of Yamaha HS8s and the matching HSB, paired with a Schiit Jotunheim Mk.I with their DAC (which, I hear their DACs aren't actually that great, but this one's been serviceable for my taste).
Edit: My general advice for anyone is to just stay away from wasting $$ on consoomer branding a la Bose or Apple or Beats by De®p, etc...
Can recommend Sennheiser headphones in general - the $150~300 range is a good spot on the price/performance curve for wired (add like $30-50 for the convenience of wireless w/ same sound quality)
I got a hell of a lot of mileage out of a Logitech Z623. Outstanding performance for the price during lean times. Probably got like four thousand good listening hours out of them before the tweeters and sub were noticeably washed out. I'd consider getting another set just to hear how they sound right out of the box at that phenomenal price.
When I was able to finally blow a fat wad on something fairly nice, I went with a pair of Yamaha HS8s and the matching HSB, paired with a Schiit Jotunheim Mk.I with their DAC (which, I hear their DACs aren't actually that great, but this one's been serviceable for my taste).
Edit: My general advice for anyone is to just stay away from wasting $$ on consoomer branding a la Bose or Apple or Beats by De®p, etc...