Sony Headphone Mics Too Sensitive On Samsung

4th headphone , from samsung, beats to sony best sound quality & long lasting battery. Not much , haven't found any other phone in this price range with good sound.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

I am extra sensitive to headphone comfort. I owned this pair of headphones years ago and sold them. I finally reunited with them and the comfort is just like I remember. On top of that, the sound is excellent. I think they sound better than my Beyerdemic 770's. The bass is very present and the treble is crisp. I don't regret buying them again.

I use for a sensitive Neumann KM 54, Would be good for all similar shaped mics.

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I love these mics! They are really sensitive and sound really nice. They came as arrived. The case is really tough too. Great mics!

I use a pair of these mics for a hammer dulcimer and Irish (Uillean) bagpipes. For recording they are very good but very sensitive. Excellent sound reproduction without altering the tone of the instrument. I'll use them for a live performance in a couple of weeks.

Being an orchestral music composer, sound is everything and when using mics I try to not eq anything but keep the natural instrument and the microphone natural. For under 100 bucks these mics deliver a great sound on toms, vocals and nylon string guitar. That is what i have recorded so far. With this ribbon mic you do need a thick pop filter since the aluminum element is very pop sensitive, but well worth having in the collection. For vocals this mic set up with a Neuman 87 made a great pair, a bit more sizzle on the 87 and warmth and bottom with a clear mid range for the R144. I have two of these mics and will buy a another pair to try out on timpani, electric guitar cabinets, and the grand piano.I would reccomend these mics to anyone who needs a sensitive mic without spending 4k on a ribbon.Michael Schumann Smith - Composer@

Most sites in Colorado have at least some breeze. My D7100 mics are so sensitive they are practically useless outside. The Dead Kitten virtually eliminates the problem with strong breezes or winds.

Use it mainly for acoustical field recording what ever I record. It is sensitive to the minute sound I use 2 mics to get spatial sound