Xeon Good For Mixing Audio

Audio monitoring and mixing

These are fantastic headphones once you get them broken in. I use them daily for audio editing and some mixing. They are extremely comfortable and have very clean, clear sound that allows me to pickup on edits or problem frequencies better than when I monitor through my mains, though they won't beat a good room and good monitors for mixing. I will say that they are very large. Much larger than the Sennheiser HD600. One reason I got these headphones is that they are much easier to drive from normal pro equipment when compared the HD600 and HD650. I no longer need to carry a headphone amp with me just to do some basic editing. Most audio interfaces seem to do a good job driving the K701s.

I use it for Pro Tools audio recording mixing and mastering they are very good hard drives Dave

Pro: * Good enough for mixing audio for personal projects * Good enough for casual music listening (I'm not an audiophile, but it sounds good enough for me) * no need for headphone amp * Bass is just enough * blocks out outside noise well Con: * Does get slightly uncomfortable on ear after a long use * Sounds a little too bright, as others have mentioned (but I like it) * Not sure if the sound is flat, but I'm hoping it is.

I use for shooting events and capturing audio from mixing board

Nothing but the best for mixing and audio. True sound the best at twice the price

This is an easy to use and compact recorder that works well with my DSLR's for capturing and mixing audio.

Good size for mixing chemicals

The disclaimer in these reviews should always begin with: everyone has different standards, based on their experience... In my opinion, these little monitors are a great solution (genius, actually) for audio mixing when you're not working out of a larger studio. As advertised, these provide excellent, accurate, crisp sound and LF/Flat/HF options at the push of a button. Overall range is superb...like you're listening to much larger monitors. Bluetooth works well, but for video editing I use a cabled connection to my desktop due to latency between the sound and picture. Obviously not an issue when you're only mixing audio tracks. Portability is a plus if you need to travel and mix. No problem fitting into a camera pack with laptop, cans, etc... for carry-on sized luggage bins. I researched (and bought and returned) other systems. If you need monitors for a smaller space that produce beautiful sound while offering a flat frequency option, it's hard to do better than this for the price. Especially now that they're south of $400. And when you just want to listen to marathon trance mixes while working on your base grade, they deliver in that realm, too. Even without a dedicated sub.

Very useful when there is no place for mouse, I use it for projector setup and audio mixing setup. The keys on this mouse are all assignable.