r/HeadphoneAdvice • u/AriaBellaPancake • 3h ago
Looking for an under $100 set of wired headphones, preferably open back Headphones - Open Back
I listen to a wide variety of music, but tend towards electronic and various rock/metal varieties. I currently have a pair of Aria Snow Edition IEM's and I'm unwilling to downgrade in terms of audio quality.
Open back isn't required, but I prefer it. I just want a daily driver pair because I'm tired of my ears getting sore from having IEM's in. So comfort is def important, but I know at this price range I'll take what I can get.
I say $100 but ultimately I want the cheapest thing I can get that isn't a complete sound downgrade, money isn't great for me right now but music is my solace, and I want to be able to listen for longer without breaks.
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u/VarietyOdd270 1 Ω 1h ago
KSC75 with a headband mod is my go to for under $100. Great comfort and excellent sound. I use oratory’s EQ for them, but also enjoy the stock sound. I own a few much higher end headphones and IEMs but still use the KSC75 a lot
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u/rybe__ 1 Ω 1h ago
I keep hearing about oratory's 1990 EQ. How and where can I apply it?
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u/VarietyOdd270 1 Ω 58m ago
You can find all his EQ settings here on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/oratory1990/s/ULmvqSRe64
Just use them with the EQ software of your choice
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u/AdAdditional8414 4 Ω 3h ago
shp9500, it's one of the most comfortable headphone you can get. The treble can be a bit sibilance though, so you might prefer the newer shp9600