ATH-M40x

I also edit on a Mac mini and I use a pair of Audio-Technica ATH-M40x headphones. For critical listening you need a good pair of over-the-ear studio reference monitor phones for accuracy, comfort and passive isolation. What you don't need is active noise cancellation specially in consumer grade head

I'd actually highly recommend the ATH-M40x headphones. They have a much more even and flat response and are much better for music production. The ATH-M50x's are more for tracking and listening to music as a consumer. I find the Sony MDR-7506's to be harsh and lack low end. The Sony MDR-7506's are te

Strangely ive never had this issue before, ive had them sound tinny or underwater but only in both ears. Usually the cheap ones, and ones that have been abused by dropping them or getting too dirty will have this effect, hense why i stopped wearing airpods. For 175 you can get the shokz openair 2, t

Audio Technica ATH-M40x I prefer the 40’s over the 50’s because the M40’s have a flatter frequency response,…..or rather the M50’s have an EQ’d frequency reponse that boosts the highs and lows (too much IMO) Plus, I find the M40’s comfortable

this is my go to budget pair, need to work in the ear foam parts first but once you do its a great sound. https://www.audio-technica.com/en-ca/ath-m40x?srsltid=AfmBOopMu-MLT9Zdckr3DnSTBUm52aY2QnQwbSylBFEM1CjPcOJdok_V

These are the Audio-Technica ATH-M40x. These have been my favorite headphones for years due to their balanced sound profile and comfortable fit. However, I have tweaked the EQ on the Y1 slightly toward a “classical” profile to fit my needs.

Better kung ma-try mo in person sa headphone store like Egghead (Rob Galle or Shang). Aside from the sound, consider mo rin yung comfort. Check out AudioTechnica ATH-M40x (test fit mo kung okay sa tenga mo). Other options: Sony MDR7506 AKG K240 Superlux HD681 (cheaper)