Studio Dynamic Headphones S

I like these headphones because they have a nice dynamic range and are comfortable.

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A great go-to for headphones in the field or studio.

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

Perfect AKG studio headphones

I had been looking around for a great set of headphones for quite sometime. I had been considering such brands as Audeze, Telefunkin and Master & Dynamic. The big problem for me is it's almost impossible to try before you buy and other headphones I was looking at are $400+ (and that's a lot for something I'm not certain I'm going to like!!!). But then, I came to my senses and realized I should just get another pair of Sony MDR-7506 Headphones. I had a set of these about 15 year ago and loved them. I don't recall what happened to them, but I remembered how great they sounded. They're also so much more budget friendly. Once I received them, I plugged them in and listened to some music and they sounded just as great as I remembered. Crystal clear, accurate sound. That's why I want from a set of headphones, and that's exactly what I got with these.

This is a fantastic headphones! I wanted something with some noise cancellation and terrific high dynamic sounds. This completely satisfies both! Although the noise cancellation is passive, it does softens ambient noise, and it delivers unbelievable sound quality. I notice so many details that I never knew existed with this headphones. I am extremely happy with the purchase!

I bought this microphone for my son, who is a hip-hop poet. Before this he was using a Sony dynamic microphone, which he felt was outdated. His recordings were ok with the dynamic microphone, but he wanted better vocal quality. After looking around on the internet, he noticed a lot of people were using a microphone called the Snowball, which wasn't a studio microphone, but the quality of vocal capturing is want caught his attention. He's good at things like that, so he told me he found the Snowball microphone at a great price, and it was all he needed to complete his home studio, so I bought it for him, and the rest is history. His vocal recordings are much more clear, and his voice is equal to the music when mixed.

I have a little home studio which I like to play with once in a while and make some tunes; and, have decided to upgrade my Radio shack dynamic mic. This is my first descent mic so I don't know a great deal. Seems to work very nice with 48v phantom power (required). It picks up very small noises which I like and some I could do without (fans in my PA amp and PC. But I wanted a powerful mic so I could hear exactly what I'm singing (or trying to sing).