HELP I need help finding a pair of headphones


Long story short, I lost most of my speakers due to a house fire and now we are moving into a small house. So all my listening will be on the headphones.
I'd like to get a decent pair of headphones for less than $200. I know nothing about them, so any help would be great.
I like all kinds of music and will be using this w/ipod, for movies, and a McIntosh c2200.
Thanks,
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Well I have done the headphone thing for a long time. Buy two pair.... it will end up that way anyway....

For home use get a used pair of one of the top brands ( I like Sennhizer 650s) and drive them with the Mcintosh. They retail for 500 but you can get them new for about 350 and used for 200.

For the iPod In Ear Monitors are the only way to go. I use Ultimate Ears Triple Fi 10 pro ($420). They are a three way IEM and the best none custom IEM out IMO. They will give the best of full sized headphones a run for their money. I 10 pro is way out of your budget but I am sure Ultimate ears cheaper models are good too.

If you are new to headphones you are in for a treat. All of the top brands are VERY detialed while still being musical. Give your self a few days to get used to the sound stage.

Sites to check out are www. Headphone.com and www.head-Fi.org

PS Sennhizers are warm and detialed.... like Sonus Fabers... Grados are bright and and detialed... Like Thiels but brighter
Thanks for your replies, I appreciate it. I had been thinking about a separate pair of headphones for the ipod, which you guys confirmed.
I agree with Ekobesky's advice. I've been very happy with my Grado SR-125 phones. They should work well with your McIntosh. And, get separate earbuds for your I-pod.
While Grados are good... I feel they have stood still while other brands have come a long way...

If you buy from headphone.com they have 30 day no questions asked retune ploicy.
Thanks to all who helped. I ended up w/a pair of HD600's. I'm pleasantly surprised that the 'touch can run them (though it sounds soooo much better through the mcintosh).
Thanks again.