Just curious if any one is using these and might want to drop some feedback. There the Seinheiser HD -25-l ll . I would use them strictly for production purposes, no vocals!!
http://www.sennheiser.com/usa/icm_eng.nsf/root/502188
Thanx
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I'm more of a Sony MDR 7506 guy... (10+ years, 2 pairs)Raddler wrote:do you guy's actually have them? I just bought them anyway's, but Patricks post is kinda making me feel uneasy. There is 2 very similar models, and yes one is more catered to dj'ing and the ones I got more for studio monitoring. Are you guy's happy with them?
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They're great headphones for DJing , tight closed cups, strong, sturdy, every part is replaceable and very loud. Ive had my pair for 7 years without anything going wrong but I wouldnt recommend them as studio headphones. Too bass heavy and will get hot & sweaty when used for long periods imo.
My mate swears by his Sennheiser HD650s for producing although they're open backed and wont be any use if you're intending on using them in a club/loud space plus they're almost £200
They're great headphones for DJing , tight closed cups, strong, sturdy, every part is replaceable and very loud. Ive had my pair for 7 years without anything going wrong but I wouldnt recommend them as studio headphones. Too bass heavy and will get hot & sweaty when used for long periods imo.
My mate swears by his Sennheiser HD650s for producing although they're open backed and wont be any use if you're intending on using them in a club/loud space plus they're almost £200