I use the AKG K270 studio headphones, work great for mixing.
Regards,
Josue.
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From: "Sikorsky" <vulture.squadron@...>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 11:53 AM
Subject: Re: [motm] Monitor headphones for recording
> hello all,
> well imho for a fully enclosed design it has to be Beyer DT series all the
> way, though these are damn uncomfortable if what you're after is just
> something to monitor your tracks into the small hours of the morning -
> otherwise i have a pair of AKG 240DF ('extended response') and i'm happy -
> they're comfy for extended periods, maybe a little bright, but i'd assume
> that's an inherent problem in headphone design.
>
> cheers
> paul b
> sheffield
> uk
>
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> > Beyer Dynamic DT 770 PRO.
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> > If recording acoustic sound sources, such as vocals/guitar/etc., you
> > might want fully enclosed headphones to limit the amount of bleed
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