Top Rated Studio Recording Headphones

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

I think these should be the top rated cases.

These headphones reproduce sound very well for the price. I use them in my recording studio.

There is a reason why these headphones are top-rated best-sellers in their class, they are great overall. I haven't had them for long, but they fit very well, are highly effective at outside noise cancellation, have a clean sound, quality bass, and a sleek, stylish look. These headphones do not disappoint, they sound amazing. The audio cables have a special lock-in ability so they don't come out while your listening to music. The cushions are very comfortable on the ears and the headband is adjustable. If i had one negative comment though, it would be that the top part of the headband gets crinkled when you put them on, so overtime the leather will likely get worn out.

I use it for a small home recording studio. It is very good for an inexpensive way to get more headphones to musicans. I have used Berhinger products befor and never been disappointed.

In my opinion, these headphones are the perfect headphones for live events and studio recording. Great full sound, is lightweight, and folds nicely.

Bought these headphones for Studio recording and I m perfectly happy. Fit on the head perfectly and rendering a good balance sound. Of course you can get high end headphones to monitor your music but these headphones make the job.

I own a recording studio. These are MY go to headphones. The clients always want to use MY headphones rather than the stock (cheap) ones I have available because they say they're more comfortable AND sound better. I have the cheap ones 'cause clients always drop/break/step on them..... I should charge more and GIVE them a pair of HD280's when the session is done!

Great for use in remote recording where headphones of varying impedances must be used. I have the RA102 in my studio and this is a great mini-version of that amp. This will solve the problem of a sound board wanting headphones of 100 to 200 ohms and your cans are 45 or 50.

These headphones are industry standard for studio work. I use them for voiceover recording and they give me the real-to-life reproduction I need for my audio. They are comfortable, too!