Cbs Recording Studio Nyc Aretha

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If your needs are anything less than a professional recording studio, these are the headphones for you.

A must have for on site and in studio video recording.

used for TV studio recording

This Cable has fulfilled my needs in my home recording studio.

First one I've ever purchased. It does what I want it to do. I use it in my recording studio.

Nice addition to my Mac for studio recording.

i a bit of a headphone enthusiast, being a musician. i have ultrasone studio headphones, westone w3 in-ear-monitors, blue mo-fis, and various others. i was stuck in NYC recently and needed some headphones that played a bit better with some studio gear i had picked up, so i decided to take a chance on the GRADO SR80es. i'd heard about grados for years, but hadn't wanted to play around with open-back headphones. as soon as i tried them on in B&H i was sold. it's true that the SR80es don't have the pounding, overprocessed bass of something like, i guess, an Apple Beats headphone might have. but in terms of overall sound quality - blend, balance, sense of SPACE. these things absolutely amaze in those categories. i can't believe the quality of sound for $100. the open-back nature of the phones delivers an entirely different listening experience. wider, more open than anything i'd heard previously. yes, sound leak is a thing - you won't be able to listen to these on an airplane or in bed next to your significant other without them hearing plenty. and yes, sound will 'leak' IN as well, but i personally enjoy that. walking around NYC with the sounds of the city blending in to the music i was listening to - adds a new element and also adds the bonus of hearing the trash truck just before it runs me over.

I was told to get this mic from an engineer at a very reputable studio here in NYC. I was not disappointed. It's extremely easy to use, sets up in under a second and the sound is fantastic. I look forward to using this mic for years to come. Thank you B&H, you guys are the best. Paul DeBoy

As a small design studio in NYC, we've been using Eizo monitors for many years for all color critical prepress and web projects. We test purchased our first BenQ PD3220U several months ago and liked it very much. We then ended up purchasing another PD3220U followed by two PD2705Qs for work at home. As they are quite well calibrated, we can work at our studio as well as at home pretty much seamlessly without worrying about color matching. We think 32 4K PD3220U is too high-res for graphic and web work, but this 2K PD2705Q is just about perfect in terms of space and resolution. And it's less than $400, or a quarter of less of similar Eizo's. Highly recommended.