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Good Production Headphones?
I'm new here but I have been producing music (mainly Dubstep) in FL studio for a few months now. I have been using a really cheap set of Sony mdr-v150 Headphones which are just not cutting it. I really want to get my music more professional sounding even tho I still have tons to learn. I would love to buy a set of monitors but with my current living situation that's just not an option. What kind of headphones do you guys recommend?
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this but yeah i can recommend these two. both are great and affordable.deadly habit wrote:search and stickies up top
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sennheiser hd280 pro
audio technica ath-m50
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I love my AKG K240's. Really flat response.
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Love mine as well. They have been my bff.FuhNetIk wrote:I love my AKG K240's. Really flat response.
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TheseFuhNetIk wrote:I love my AKG K240's. Really flat response.

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mdr7506's
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Comfort, accuracy, non fatiguing AKG K240. 
Though marginally lacking in LF extension IMO.

Though marginally lacking in LF extension IMO.
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I use AKG K710 with Apogee One as DAC.
And I would like to point out that any pro headphones need a good DAC. Else you want get much out of them.
And I would like to point out that any pro headphones need a good DAC. Else you want get much out of them.
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SENNHEISER HD280!!! Also, I havent heard the AKG K240's but I hear only good about them.
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so how many k240 users are using mk2 and how many the cheaper older ones
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I'm using the 55ohms older ones.
You have the mk2s don't you? Improvement?
You have the mk2s don't you? Improvement?
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aww why did you have to refer to them as the cheaper ones?deadly habit wrote:so how many k240 users are using mk2 and how many the cheaper older ones

way to burst my bubble. I thought they were the shit


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I know haha I love my headphones, was just kidding
I've been through 3 pairs already, I think? maybe it's only 2 but I've had to resolder them like a million times. I basically break everything I touch. last week I broke my htc evo, today I broke my 240's again because I'm an idiot. luckily my step-bro had the same headphones, basically brand new and sold them to me for $60. You would think because I'm irish I would have good luck, NOPE!
I've been through 3 pairs already, I think? maybe it's only 2 but I've had to resolder them like a million times. I basically break everything I touch. last week I broke my htc evo, today I broke my 240's again because I'm an idiot. luckily my step-bro had the same headphones, basically brand new and sold them to me for $60. You would think because I'm irish I would have good luck, NOPE!
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yea they do, but the actual solder came off from the speaker... several times haha
but this time the wire like snapped off and disappeared into the cast plastic, and I'm tired of repairing them and this time it looks like it would be a bitch to fix it you know
but the only reason I had so much trouble with them is because they fell off my desk one time and the little plastic cap that kinda holds everything together cracked... and I melted it back together so it would still work LOL
yea and anyone who is considering buying them, I do recommend them. The only reason mine break, is because I break everything ya know?
but this time the wire like snapped off and disappeared into the cast plastic, and I'm tired of repairing them and this time it looks like it would be a bitch to fix it you know
but the only reason I had so much trouble with them is because they fell off my desk one time and the little plastic cap that kinda holds everything together cracked... and I melted it back together so it would still work LOL
yea and anyone who is considering buying them, I do recommend them. The only reason mine break, is because I break everything ya know?
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yea lol i mean ffs i managed to break my shure srh750 dj and those are heavy duty (gotta do a patch up job on em soon) my akgs are indestructible
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