Skip Track With Samsung Headphones

Never lose track of your headphones in a crowded studio again. And keep it off your gear!

Best headphones I've ever had !!! I've had all kinds of headphones and these are hands down the best!! You can track the location on them, make them ring so you can find them!

An incredible value for the Samson G-Track Pro and the headphones which are also of high-quality, and super comfortable. I'm glad I picked up this set. While I originally wanted the black Samson G-Track Pro, the silver looks much more like a statement microphone and looks good on streams, photos, etc. It gives style to my recording setup!

Use to track and playback my acoustic/electric basses, when recording. Also great for practicing while watching TV (go Warriors!) Seriously, the best part about these headphones is how light they are, how easy it is to hear other things around you when you need to, and the sound of the bass. Designed to be bass heavy so you can wear them loosely and still get a full sound. My favorite headphones of ALL TIME. Also, LIFETIME GUARANTEE IS FOR REAL. (the only problem is after a few years of falling asleep in front of the TV, you can strain the connection at the earpiece.) I've sent back two different pairs of them in the last TWENTY YEARS. (bought my first in 1996) Best price, in this case, is the best product. Buy them. You will not regret it... :-)

The OpenMove headphones replaced a pair of Titanium headphones with a channel that stopped working. I use bone-conduction headphones during walks, as they allow traffic noise to be heard. The OpenMove are light, comfortable, and have good sound quality for podcasts. Double-clicking for the next track and triple-clicking for the previous track are nice features that the Titanium lacked. That said, the multifunction button on the Titanium was larger and easier to press.

Headphones are used as monitors for vocalist singing and recording to a performance track. Using with a small headphone amp. Sound is clear and clean. Not too much bass, just good detail over the vocal range.

Used to swear by Sony then realized they had a too much upper mids. Then I switched to Beyer, but they had a NOTCH in the upper mids! Finally settled on these and their more expensive sibling with the similar model number. Next to my Grados these are some of the most honest headphones I've used. They do not have cavernous low end or soaring eagle highs. They are flat. I find I can mix stuff using a decent converter and these phones and that translates well to playback on my car stereo, my laptop, my phone etc. It's a bad idea to think you can mix something on headphones sure. You may end up with phase issues, or low end issues you can only hear on real speakers, in a room. That said, these do the job in a pinch. If you want to track hip hop or R&B vocals with a track blasting in your earholes these are not it. They are open back, so hihat and snare will be picked up by the microphone too. Not a lot, but just enough to show up if you lean on a compressor to even out vocals and give them a bit more 'lips and teeth'. Another wonderful thing about these is that you can wear them for HOURS. They are not heavy, nor do they squeeze your brain out of your head. They also don't give me that sweaty itchy ear thing some do. Downsides; weak headphone amps won't do these justice. I often have to crank mine up to 75% or more to get reasonable level. They do not fold. After a year or two of use you may find the little foam piece inside coming loose. If you drop them a lot they may break. There are less flat headphones out there that are more durable, fold, and have sealed back. But honestly, I can't think of another pair I'd rather have at this price. You gotta spend 3-4 times the amount to get a better sounding phone.

works great. no skip areas of black when printing.

Awesome camera, skip getting those cheap wise camera and just get this

skip the higher priced ones. this one works great