Beats Solo 3 Pro

Headphones are loud and clear all the right eq to it, use it more than my beats solo hd, they are comfy over the ears.. And better yet they were Free with my purchase over $

Better sound than $200+ headphones! I was torn between Beats by Dre Solo, a pair of Sennheisers, Bose, or Koss portapro. Having listened to all except,the portapro, I choose the portapro's. I will be sticking with these headphones for life! Every sound produced is amazing, and the bass response is way above other phones! Buy them, more than worth it! You won't believe what you paid for them after you listen.

3 items that do the job.

When I purchased my MacBook Pro 2016 model from B&H a review indicated that they recommended a HyperDrive Hub. I took their advice and I should add that is almost a necessity. I use USB.3 mouse and a USB.3 external portable hard drive and there are no USB.3 ports on the MacBook Pro 2016. The other 5 ports are great as well. Best decision I made.

If you work in pro audio, these Beats finally deserve the Pro name: Low distortion, no false bass. So they are useful for checking stereo and spatial mixes. They don't make everything sound magically phat, like the Sony WH-1000XM series (also great in their own way), and they are not good for general listening. The 2023 Studio Pro may not include Apple's W1 or H1 chip, but they pair instantly with my iPhone and Mac, and more importantly, they stay paired with zero hiccups. That's more than I can say about my AirPods. They don't automatically pause audio when you lift one cup, but I've never used that anyway. Overall, I've been very happy with these and the corners cut were good choices. The package includes a carrying case and both necessary cables—basically exactly what I needed, nothing more and nothing less. Definitely recommended, just know their strengths and weaknesses, and be sure that's good for your intended usage. Otherwise, yes, look elsewhere.

A must when purchasing a macbook pro. B&H beats Apple's price by $. A great deal.

Ahora Pro Tools no solo no me pide más memoria sino que puedo asignarle hasta 22 GB de mi nueva memoria y aumentar más plugins de alta calidad!! Otra cosa!!

I have been using Godox AD 400 Pro units for a couple of years. I use them solo and often in conjunction with the AD 600 and a couple of AD 200s. I have always found the units to be reliable and very versatile and dependable. I use them both with batteries and with the available AC adapters. I find the Godox AD 400 Pro to be a good value. I have been very please with the three units I own and use regularly.

Bought it to replace an old first-gen Focusrite solo, so far it's absolutely solid. Feels well built and looks fantastic imo. Drivers on Windows are stable and easy to use, and so far has worked flawlessly with Pro tools. The LED screen meters are really nice to have when recording or monitoring. Loopback functionality is a godsend for me, especially when conversing with clients via Zoom, I can easily route audio to them from my computer or Pro tools. I've only done simple foley and vocal recordings on it, so I can't really comment on the preamp's quality, but it works well for me. My only minor issue is that it can't quite drive my 600ohm DT880 headphones to the levels I need (which is unreasonable since it's USB powered and I need them very loud) but that's more of unrealistic expectations on my end. The unit has an RCA out for me to run my audio to an external headphone amp so no issues there. Overall a great entry level audio interface and perfect for my simple home workstation.

LiveU Solo Pro video encoder is an outstanding upgrade from the older LiveU Solo! Quick Bootup, 3hr Battery, 4K, 20Mbps, SRT, Larger Display with audio meter, 1/4 20 screw mount. Put to the test for the past four months in various events. I'm very happy with my purchase!