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Me and my son Keith love these Yamaha Studio Monitors. I have a professional Recording Studio and these Studio Monitors are a great addition to my studio.

These headphones, for the money you spend, are a very good investment for any audiophile. I use them for listening to both digital and analog (tape and LP's) music as well as watching Television late at night. For music, being an open back design, they really shine. The open back allows one to really open them up and when you do they are just a real treat to listen to. For studio recording I would say go with a closed back style to prevent sound bleed. But for playback at the console they are an excellent choice. I have pushed these up to about 55 watts rms and the open back prevents the damage to your ears that a closed back would do. I would recommend them to anyone that's on a budget because in my opinion there's nothing on the market that will rival them. They are comfortable, require a short break in period and the sound reproduction is excellent plus there's no thump, thump, thump of an over compensative xtra Bass feature. I play these flat. I am a studio engineer and know that before a recording is released the mix has gone through alot and is as good as the engineers and producer wanted so I feel that xtra bass is just a way to mess up a good mix.

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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

Near professional quality recordings

My brother owns a recording and I ask him for advice, without hesitate He told Me Adam Audio. He owns several models over on his studio. And the SOUND QUALITY IS OUTSTANDING.

THIS PRODUCT LETS ME ISOLATE THE PERSON THAT I AM RECORDING WITHOUT ALL THE BACKROUND NOISE.

I purchased this to use with a Sennheiser ME 67, when I am recording natural sounds outdoors. It works as advertised, reducing noise from light breezes to practically imperceptible levels. I often record in situations in which a simple foam windshield is not enough, but this thing makes it possible for me to get outdoors more and to be more productive. I was recording in Yellowstone Park last May and found that I just did not have to think about wind for most of the time I was there. I am finding that the Softie interferes so little with the sound that I just leave it on the mic all the time now, whether I am indoors or out.