K240 STUDIO

For me it’s the AKG K240 Studio Headphone. I bought it as first gear in 2003 and it was my fellow companion until the plastic started to die down. I replaced it with Beyerdynamic DT707Pro and am now stuck with Neumann NDH30. It may not be the cheapest gear, but the kind of gear I was most dependent

To record vocals, you may want to use closed headphones, so among those listed ATH m30x would be the better choice. However, unless you monitor at insane levels and use a condenser mic to capture intimate vocals, semi open would also work well. For mixing, though, none of the above are adequate. I l

I’ve used AKG K240 Studio headphones for a few years. I like them. I use them plugged into my audio interface, Modeler/FX unit and amp for everything from practicing to recording to mixing. They are generally priced in the $76 to $100 CAD range. Shop around.

As far as headphones (aka cans) go, I’m an AKG guy. The headband hasn’t changed on the K240 since the Miocene, and for a good reason: it’s a better system that can be repaired. They’re a popular studio set. Almost anything will work, though. For a mic, just get any USB desk mic. Blue Yeti have a goo

My searches helped this post, It think this 3 model is good for practice: Audio-Technica ATH-M40x, AKG K240 Studio (Semi-Open), Samson SR850.https://practiceguitargear.com/the-best-budget-studio-headphones-for-your-fender-mustang-micro/

My searches helped this post, It think this 3 model is good for practice: Audio-Technica ATH-M40x, AKG K240 Studio (Semi-Open), Samson SR850. It's all wired, the bluetooth maybe has latency.https://practiceguitargear.com/the-best-budget-studio-headphones-for-your-fender-mustang-micro/

My searches helped this post, It think this 3 model is good for practice: Audio-Technica ATH-M40x, AKG K240 Studio (Semi-Open), Samson SR850. The AKG is a good choice in the middle price range.https://practiceguitargear.com/the-best-budget-studio-headphones-for-your-fender-mustang-micro/