Beathoven
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I gotta buy a pair of headphones for my future studio. I would like people here to tell me which headphones they find the best. (Price doesn't matter)
Beathoven
Beathoven
Beathoven
New member
I was looking at headphones and found the Sony MDR-V700 DJ Studio Monitor Headphones.
Are they worth it?
Beathoven
Are they worth it?
Beathoven
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The Green Hornet
New member
Yo BEAT-Hoven:]
If you check the "files" on this site, you will sight many sightings of can talk -- lots of can talk.
Sophisticated engineers like me and Roel like the Beyer 770 cans. {heh heh}
Sony makes a plethora of cans and many on this site like them. AKG makes overpriced cans at the high end.
I'm awaiting a pair of JVC 900 hz "wireless" cans which will let me listen to my stuff through the walls and out of the door into my patio beer area. Also, many vocalists seem to enjoy wireless cans when they do their thing.
I have a pair of Koss wireless that I'm using now but the JVC cans will be much higher quality.
So, open a can of beer and sort out the stuff on this site to get in sight those cans that you might want.
Green Hornet
If you check the "files" on this site, you will sight many sightings of can talk -- lots of can talk.
Sophisticated engineers like me and Roel like the Beyer 770 cans. {heh heh}
Sony makes a plethora of cans and many on this site like them. AKG makes overpriced cans at the high end.
I'm awaiting a pair of JVC 900 hz "wireless" cans which will let me listen to my stuff through the walls and out of the door into my patio beer area. Also, many vocalists seem to enjoy wireless cans when they do their thing.
I have a pair of Koss wireless that I'm using now but the JVC cans will be much higher quality.
So, open a can of beer and sort out the stuff on this site to get in sight those cans that you might want.
Green Hornet
Gidge
Lapdance Test Dummy
i wont say they are the best, but in the 50 million best headphone threads, the Sony MDR7506's usually get the most votes.....
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The Green Hornet
New member
Yo BEEThovan:
I made an error. This is the first error I've made since I've been posting. [Don't believe it.]
The Beyer cans are Beyer 250 model.
I just got my wireless JVC cans; the rechargeable batteries are getting their first charge.
Then, I'll CHARGE.
Green Hornet
Beyer DT 250 is the correct model ID.
I made an error. This is the first error I've made since I've been posting. [Don't believe it.]
The Beyer cans are Beyer 250 model.
I just got my wireless JVC cans; the rechargeable batteries are getting their first charge.
Then, I'll CHARGE.
Green Hornet
Beyer DT 250 is the correct model ID.
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happy hour
New member
Sony's
I'm a big fan of Sony phones, mostly cuz I've got like 4 pairs of em.
I have the MDR-V500 DJ (very close to the 700's), they're my main set of phones for listening to music.
I used to use and older set of MDR-V7's for tracking because they had a little more high-end response.
That being said, I haven't tried the Beyer's. Just depends on your sonic preference.
I'm a big fan of Sony phones, mostly cuz I've got like 4 pairs of em.
I have the MDR-V500 DJ (very close to the 700's), they're my main set of phones for listening to music.
I used to use and older set of MDR-V7's for tracking because they had a little more high-end response.
That being said, I haven't tried the Beyer's. Just depends on your sonic preference.
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Rthodox
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Sony
I have the Sony MDR-V600 and I am absolutely delighted with the sound, so I would most definately sugest this model and the MDR-V700.
I have the Sony MDR-V600 and I am absolutely delighted with the sound, so I would most definately sugest this model and the MDR-V700.
laj35
New member
I like AKG's alot, really clean sound, pretty comfy don't seem to pump out as much juice as the Sony's I have but as I said the sound is really clear which is top priority for me.
Laj
Laj