Studio Headphones
Studio Headphones
Hey guys
I am looking to get new studio headphones but don't want to spend more than $100. I don't DJ, I compose/produce. Suggestions?
I am looking to get new studio headphones but don't want to spend more than $100. I don't DJ, I compose/produce. Suggestions?
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Re: Studio Headphones
have hear good things about the sony MDR7506
http://www.amazon.ca/Sony-MDR7506-Profe ... B000AJIF4E
I use my sennhesier HD 25's for late night producing sometimes... great cans but not that comfortable for long periods of time
http://www.amazon.ca/Sony-MDR7506-Profe ... B000AJIF4E
I use my sennhesier HD 25's for late night producing sometimes... great cans but not that comfortable for long periods of time
Re: Studio Headphones
Sennheiser HD 280pro or KRK KNS 6400
Re: Studio Headphones
I can +1 this. MDR7506 are pretty much industry standard for studio monitor headphones, which is precisely what you're asking for. They also happen to be just under $100. I wouldn't look much further.heuristics wrote:have hear good things about the sony MDR7506
http://www.amazon.ca/Sony-MDR7506-Profe ... B000AJIF4E
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Oh this is an original topic, nobody has ever asked that question before.
Beats by Dre are very popular, they must be great. Go for them.
Beats by Dre are very popular, they must be great. Go for them.
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You should also think what colour you want your headphones to be.
If they are red they tend to add a sort of fanciful nature to the sound. Green is more lovable. Yellow and orange are similar, and give a kind of wistful feel to the music.
Blue i'd steer clear of, too gruesome.
White can be useful depending on what youre making, can add a very friendly vibe to guitars and tuba.
Black tends towards the misty side of sound.
If they are red they tend to add a sort of fanciful nature to the sound. Green is more lovable. Yellow and orange are similar, and give a kind of wistful feel to the music.
Blue i'd steer clear of, too gruesome.
White can be useful depending on what youre making, can add a very friendly vibe to guitars and tuba.
Black tends towards the misty side of sound.
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BoddAH wrote:industry standard for studio monitor headphones
FrancoBlanko wrote:Beats by Dre
100 bucks. that's DJ headphones prices, not compose/produce headphones prices. good luck with that.
if you save up a little more money, i would recommend Audio Technica M50 or Beyer Dynamic DT 770.
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Own AKG K702, love them (using 2 hr/day for 2yrs now) and have the stock cable change to Black Dragon but I also find some vocalist on Youtube using the Sony (not sure if the same model) DT770 received a lot of good review too.