Tribe.net. Local Connections Spidermonkey http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#40ac71cf-eb19-4706-8914-23abbf4d0a95 2009-12-20T16:42:03Z 2009-12-20T16:42:03Z

Sennheiser HD280pros. I purchased mine used off a friend seven years ago and they are STILL kicking! Mind you, these haven't been sitting on a desk for all that time. I've dragged them through countless studio and live situations and they have withstood all the abuse. On top of it all, Sennheiser really supports their product and the one time I needed a new cord, they replaced it at no cost! Plus, they isolate very well and sound amazing.

Spidermonkey 2009-12-20T16:42:03Z $item.owner.firstName http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#5ae9c984-1ea4-4da4-93b5-dfeeb6603d10 2009-01-13T10:44:19Z 2009-01-13T10:44:19Z

By the way and no offense but I extremely dislike sony for any studio use what so ever... I did my homework on these bright eyed s.o.b's..

$item.owner.firstName 2009-01-13T10:44:19Z Dematerialize http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#fcb7fed7-fab1-4e3b-9941-9e25033d6d24 2009-01-13T08:48:18Z 2009-01-13T08:48:18Z

Thanks for all the info !!! Really appreciated the feedback!!

Dematerialize 2009-01-13T08:48:18Z SynerGy http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#2d327ad7-01c1-4d01-9fd0-ec44b908151e 2009-01-08T20:46:54Z 2009-01-08T20:46:54Z

SONY best bang for your shekels SENNHEISER 600/650 if money no object

SynerGy 2009-01-08T20:46:54Z $item.owner.firstName http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#2fce7304-8f88-4f0b-aaed-7731becaf3d6 2009-01-06T02:18:39Z 2009-01-06T02:18:39Z

Just be ware that all Sony's boost the high frequencies and no offense patrick but never by a headphone that says anything about boosting the bass signal. Knowing if a headphone is truly flat is one of the hardest things to be sure of. Spend the money and get what you pay for don't assume for a second that just because people give you good reviews that you need not do your homework on how it is you should spend your money. My headphones, I love because of the way the drivers have been off-set placed and there open can design "they also sell the same model in a closed can design" which gives you a natural surround environment perfect for phasing which has always been a problem with mastering & mixing headphones.

$item.owner.firstName 2009-01-06T02:18:39Z Patrick http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#a32cbdbc-8e17-4d49-b276-605969c378f8 2009-01-01T08:44:16Z 2009-01-01T08:44:16Z

I meant AKG 240s. also you need to NOT lett others use your main headphones.... get another pair for others to use. Beyerdynamics are strong and rugged - used in radion stations where many different people grab them and miss treat them.

Patrick 2009-01-01T08:44:16Z Patrick http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#4ff01435-e3f1-43bb-91ab-dd0a3273cb38 2009-01-01T08:41:12Z 2009-01-01T08:41:12Z

if you are looking for cheep and good - sony always has a MDR-100 series for about 10 bucks. usually @ drugs stores.. and booorders. these are "flat" even the little ones that claim "mega bass" if they are the light little ones. Also - I like the sennheiser line of "pro" not the consumer series. I have the HD250' for 20 years.... and I've had the HD 280s for a couple of years - and like them just fine.. for $150 or so. Just know you will want to have a few. I have used the AKG 250s 20 years ago.... they were good sounding back then

Patrick 2009-01-01T08:41:12Z $item.owner.firstName http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#949b2bf2-2bb6-4eeb-b76f-3c641546c520 2008-12-18T05:25:38Z 2008-12-18T05:25:37Z

I have to say that you should either look into the AKg's but if you have the $ the best all around bang for the buck is the Ultrsone 2500's they are the shitake... seriously though if your looking for music mastering and balancing then you should look in to these.. I can give you all the techno babble about why exactly they are so good if you like. All I have to say is I own a pair and have been getting great response from some great engineers in the biz..

$item.owner.firstName 2008-12-18T05:25:37Z Barry http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#81c99328-5a06-4d93-af85-3195e5136afa 2008-12-15T02:37:48Z 2008-12-15T02:37:48Z

Have to agree. I have a pair of AKG 240's that I have been using since the 80's. (Yes, the 80's) I need to replace them because they're starting to fall apart. They still sound great. Plenty of clarity and transparency. They sound fairly flat to me. That's why I like them.

Barry 2008-12-15T02:37:48Z MrOneness http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#8aefdc32-89ea-445b-9b50-45d9c79d4c7b 2008-12-03T01:25:05Z 2008-12-03T01:25:05Z

AKG 240's.... warm lows and smooth mids and highs. $120ish

MrOneness 2008-12-03T01:25:05Z jeremy http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#f74af947-e428-4638-bf11-45aeffeed061 2008-12-02T23:56:57Z 2008-12-02T23:56:57Z

If $100 is in your budget I would say the Sony's are great for that! If you're live track in a noisy room and you need utility you can't beat the MoreMe's for $30.

jeremy 2008-12-02T23:56:57Z Dematerialize http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#7ae99e0b-175d-4960-8020-e0b8035e176e 2008-12-02T19:06:53Z 2008-12-02T19:06:53Z

Well i am looking for headphones for music creation and not mixing, so i do need powerful lows mids and highs, the whole deal!

Dematerialize 2008-12-02T19:06:53Z jeremy http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#c105b827-0e5c-45d7-aa01-536388421f55 2008-12-02T18:10:37Z 2008-12-02T18:10:37Z

It would help to know a price range and what you're using them for as there are a lot of options out there. For tracking and listening back I use my Sony MDR 7506, but I would never mix on them, they way overhype the lowend. I also replaced the ear pads with Beyerdynamic pads, they're more comfortable and isolating. About $95 A lot of people also like the Beyerdynamics 770s for mixing. I have never mixed on headphones, it always seemed skewed to me, however, some people really like it. These go for over $200. Under $100 I can't really recommend anything, they usually sound like crap and don't isolate. I also have a few pairs of MoreMe's hanging around for the artists who never seem to get how much wear they put on headphones when yanking them on and off. http://www.itrstudio.com/moreme.html They don't sound great, but they are cheap and have a great replacement policy.

jeremy 2008-12-02T18:10:37Z Dematerialize http://audioengineering.tribe.net/thread/b85a619a-a1b6-4d8c-8049-da3729818b5f#f42aa0c8-944a-4314-ab3f-cb6f1c7eaa05 2008-12-02T07:29:28Z 2008-12-02T07:29:28Z

Hi i am looking for good headphones for the studio something on the lower end of the economic scale but worth every penny!!! Any suggestions? Thanks alot!

Dematerialize 2008-12-02T07:29:28Z