Headphones

Discussion in 'Studio' started by Someone, Jan 27, 2013.

  1. prodigi

    prodigi Newbie

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    I was tired of buying expensive headphones with good sound quality, but cheap plastic hinges. I like a pair I got off ebay for around $100. They are V-Moda crossfade m100. I liked them so much I tried their hi-def earbud model "Octave" for my 9 to 5 listening to flacs.
     
  2. rhythmatist

    rhythmatist Audiosexual

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    I have the Audio Technica model. I Like them fine. Make sure you get the straight cable, not coiled. These are all decent phones.
     
  3. Someone

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    I now bought the Audio Technica MH50, and I like them *yes*
    Thanks for everybodys help :wink:
     
  4. 3===D

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    Great stuff. I wasn't immediately blown away by them as I don't think anything is really hyped but it's when you are listening to a song you know inside out and you start hearing sounds that you haven't heard before that you begin to appreciate them. Also the bass is incredibly defined.
     
  5. xszander

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    Definitely buy the Beyerdynamic DT770 pro 250 ohm next time :wink: .
    They are absolutely stunning for the price.
    If you have them on for a couple of hours, you won't even notice they are there.
    +super neutral sound (excellent for mixing)
    +Bass goes extremely deep
    +Replaceable ear pads
    +Coiled wire
    Used by many respected artist and other professionals.
    Don't buy the Shure, they suck, trust me I've used them.
    Audio Technica hurts after a while because of the pressure on your head.
    Sennheiser never been my favorite brand, but you could take a listen to them.
     
  6. 0on3

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    ABSOLUTELY !!! "BEYERDYNAMIC DT-770 / 250 OHM" , THE bEST YA CAN USE IN A sTUDIO!!!

    I have 5 pair of them and they never fail me. I also Like my Fostex T-50's ;
    I have like 6 pair of those too , and I rather like them better in the control
    room when Im recording a full band.
    ..... ( It leave's enuff pairs of 770's for the band to use!!)

    :rofl:

    770's cant be beat though , really its the best dollar to dollar.
    (Especially when you can grab'em up from Ebay cheap!!)

    p3ACVE my friendz!

    - 0:1 -
     
  7. xpertvision

    xpertvision Ultrasonic

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    the professionals recommend "AudioTechnica ATH-M50"

    and in the old times they used to recommend "AudioTechnica M40's"

    so you cant go wrong :) all my headphones are from AudioTechnica and i never found another headphones that match to this ones... they are amazing
     
  8. Manta

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    I think the best advice is to go to the store and try these:

    - Beyer DT 770(880/990)
    - Audio Technica ATH-M50
    - AKG K-701
    - Sony MDR-7506
    - Sennheiser HD 280PRO

    * I use a Denon AH-D7000 *
     
  9. liam1895

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    +1 for ATH-M50's

    I've had a pair of black coiled ones for 3 years now and they are still like new. Very good for the studio and on the road plus they are sturdy as a rock.
     
  10. fritoz

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    thanks to everyone on this thread, im going to go and shoplift a pair of ath-m50's as soon as i can since i cant afford them lol


    but seriously, once i get the dough i really need to upgrade as well, since i will soon be in a house with a baby and loud ass dubstep at 3 am isnt going to fly lol

    so i need some real mastering headphones, now i know which ones to get

    cheers
     
  11. olson

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    ordered AKG 702 and ATH M50 to be able to compare - im really exited - 130 € difference -

    BEyerDynamic 770T is interessteing too, but pushes highs and lows ?! so i decieded to order them NOT
     
  12. Catnaps

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    You will be very happy with ATH m50 and they are way under priced. :grooves:
     
  13. olson

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    got the headphones - will compoare them in the next view days-

    people started directly to bother

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  14. Andrew

    Andrew AudioSEX Maestro

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    I thought of buying a pair of 271, but I was a bit worried about "closed headphone" sound. In your opinion, how "open" they sound? :grooves:
     
  15. rflip

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    I got The ATH M50 I paid 99€ for them New, and I have to say they are amazing.
     
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