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Headphones
Broad title, huh? Well, here goes:
I currently own a pair of Sony MDR-7506's and I think they are great, I use them for just everyday listening and for producing music. But, I've been looking up other headphones and am thinking of possibly purchasing another pair.
So what would be recommended? I like the looks of the Technics RP-DH1200's but I also thought of looking into some AKG's or Sennheiser since I've heard they're pretty good. But please remember, I'm not replacing the 7506's, I just want a second set of headphones.
EDIT:
I'm actually serious looking at the technics since after some research I found they have a freq range of 5hz-30khz compared to the 7506's 10hz-20khz. Only downside is the technics are a lot heavier and use a lot of power.
Yeh, see you should realise that those figures are stupid because you can't actually hear above 18-19. And theres no way a pair of headphones are going to reproduce 5 hz at any perceptible level.
In answer to your question: AKG 240s. And search next time 
AKG 701's
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| Originally posted by Ry Thomas AKG 701's |
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| Originally posted by kitphillips In answer to your question: AKG 240s. And search next time |
AKG's are very good. When buying headphones you want consider on getting closed or open type. Try to get something thats very neutral on the sound field, no emphasis on bass or highs. Also, reproduction of a full sound would be good.
Re: Headphones
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| Originally posted by floyd741 I currently own a pair of Sony MDR-7506's |
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| Originally posted by floyd741 ATM I don't think I'm willing to spend close to $300... |
Re: Re: Headphones
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| Originally posted by echosystm Technics are DJing headphones, not producing headphones. Likewise, as already mentioned, at best humans can only hear up to 20hz. Thus, going up to 30hz makes no difference. |
Re: Re: Headphones
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| Originally posted by echosystm These are closed headphones; shit for producing, good for DJing. You want open/semi open headphones for producing. The most popular ones are those in the AKG 240 X range. Technics are DJing headphones, not producing headphones. Likewise, as already mentioned, at best humans can only hear up to 20hz. Thus, going up to 30hz makes no difference. |
7506 or v6 as my version is called simply suck for production as they make everything sound good. get something else.
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| Originally posted by palm 7506 or v6 as my version is called simply suck for production as they make everything sound good. get something else. |
I got Sennheisers 280's, good for listening or dj'in, sucked for producing,
Spent around 500 for the AKG 701's, prolly spent too much, but, the best investment I have made in a long time, now bass actually translates great on other systems, finally. Only thing I hate about them is the cord, its not coiled, so I constantly trip on it, but, the sound is worth it.
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