Tunes Studio Headphones Review

I was looking for old school headphones tired of on ear, can't do ear buds. These are exactly what i was looking for, crawl into them and just vanish with your tunes! I used Koss I think they were called 4x no sound got in from the outside. these do that. The price was a little bit cheaper than what I paid 35 years ago. I mostly listen to jazz (be bop) good frequency response, and built to last. imho of course

Great headphones for working outside. Fit is comfortable and sound is good. I am not an audiophile, just just want some tunes on while working out or being outside of

This dongle lets you connect to wired headphones or even to your car to play out some of your sweet tunes. Probably overpriced, but Apple makes the rules here. I’m sure this little adapter will outlast your phone.

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).

I Use These Headsets In My Studio, The Crystal Clarity it Fine Tunes Everything Out In The Open, thank you Once Again B&H Richard Smith

I Use These Headsets In My Studio, The Crystal Clarity it Fine Tunes Everything Out In The Open, thank you Once Again B&H Richard Smith

Cranking tunes

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.

I use the product for I tunes and my music library.