NTH-100

Over the years I've owned S04's, S10's, S05's, S02's and S01's - I've always really liked their ethos and have tried my best to find a combination that works for me, both for DJing and listening. Truthfully if we're talking on-ear, I prefer the sound of both my HD25 Light's and Rode NTH-50's to any

For a natural voice, it's hard to beat the Senneiser/EPOS. The EPOS IMPACT 1060 is a good option, if you want to pull double-duty. The noise cancelling on the mic is great, so you can take calls from practically anywhere. You will need to use the included USB Dongle for the best results, and so the

I think it depends entirely on whether you want to mix in headphones or via your speakers. My speakers are on the smaller side, it’s fun to blast music but my nicer headphones give a far more accurate idea of what the mix sounds like. I’ve never tried DT-770s mostly because I’ve heard they’re quite

OP give some Rode NTH-50's a go, they might be up your street, sadly you'll do away with the modularity of the HD25's and TMA-2's but they're built like tanks and I don't mind the way they sound compared to my HD25's. Plus Rode is super aggressive on their headphone pricing right now since they're t

Rode Nth-100 are good sounding comfortable closed back headphones. Cost around £100-150.

If you're looking for on-ear DJ headphones in the £100 region, your options are: Sennheiser HD25 Light [£69 currently] - They're the same housing/drivers as the HD25's but money has been saved on the headband and cable setup, there's no earcup swivel and the cable is dual sided, but they're nicely l

Cex currently have pair of Sennheiser HD599se grade B for £60. I bought the same from them a year ago and love them. They're open back, not particularly bassy but sound very nice with jazz. Amazon currently have the Rode NTH 100 on sale for £89 and they are an excellent closed back option with great

Really depends on your use case. If you want something for just over all generally listening 80 ohm is enough. If your a professional and want to use these things to really hear crisp sounds, combined with the Rodecaster Duo its a solid setup. Personally i went with Rodes NTH-100 cause at the time i

Si podes traer de afuera como Amazon, tenes opciones muy buenas. Audiotechnica R50x Rode NTH-100 Shure SRH840 Después acá te compras un mic aparte baratito y listo

1.Audio-Technica ATH-M50x · 2. Rode NTH-100 3. Sony WH-1000XM5 I use Samsung Levels for Video Editing using Davinci Resolve for Years.