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The MDR-D66SL has a 'hi-fi flavour' balanced bass, which will strike most people after bass as lacking.
I'd say the Sony MDR-EX71SL is a good place to start for something cheap. You get the most impression of bass from these out of all the low-cost earphones I've heard. The EX71 also provides a useful level of outside noise blocking. In the headphone area, the Koss PortaPro is very bassy. These are compact open-design (i.e. they won't keep out any external noise) phones. Let me see... what else is bassy and reasonably priced? The Sennheiser HD212 Pro looks a little weird but is a bassy closed phone, which keeps out outside noise quite well. All of these phones should be within £40.
If you can spend more, there are other options. An option to the Quietcomfort is the Shure E5c in-earphone. These will give you a lot of bass with a great deal of accuracy to boot, not to mention huge levels of noise blocking with both standard and alternative tips.
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