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mgranger
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Post by mgranger »

Hello you guys/gals :smile:

As is probably the case with alot of you ppl, I have a home studio in which I can't always use my monitors.

My question is this:

Do any of you have any suggestions on a good pair of cans for use when the missus is in?

any comments will be great.

Laterz
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orbita
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Post by orbita »

Depends on your budget but im under the impression beyer dynamic cans are very good for monitoring. Their 250s,770s and 990s are supposed to be superb. expect to pay around £85-125.
mgranger
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Post by mgranger »

Thanx Orbita! :smile:

I actually went for a pair of Sennheiser HD25's

They have a very solid bottom end, and are also quite transparent.

Laterz

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Neil B

Post by Neil B »

I'm using Sennheiser HD570's. A good pair of cans for comfort over a long period and I think they're good for sound quality too.
Problem is, whatever headphones you wear, your ears become desensitised over a mixing session. It's better to do a bit and then walk away for 10 minutes, then come back to the mixing. And when you've got it finished - leave it until the next day when it'll sound completely different again!!!

I use mine when the neghbours are in - you mean you play around with music when your wife's in?
JoeKa
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Post by JoeKa »

I use the Sony MDR CD1700 here, their quite big, but extremely comfortable to wear during long-time editing sessions...
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