HD 280 Pro

I know you’re asking about amps and not headphones but I enjoy my edrums immensely more using these closed back headphones which sound great and block out the thud of hitting plastic https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/HD280Pro--sennheiser-hd-280-pro-closed-back-studio-and-live-monitoring-headph

For an affordable closed back, Sennheiser HD 280 Pro are great. In general, closed backs do a better job with bass, but lack the detail and soundstage of most open backs.

BD DT770 Pro 80 Ohms are my workstation/DAW go-to; 100% agreed. Folks don't even need to connect extra hardware if they don't have any. ...and the price has come DOWN over several years, which is unheard of. So these are my pick for "so you want to start producing music, but want to keep the investm

Active noise cancelling headphones are good for constant noise, like ventilation, trafic, vacuuming, pressure washing, riding the subway or an airplane, but they are not good at punctual noises and this is where passive noise cancelling is useful. I dont know how your Sony headphones are on the pass

I bought the Alesis Nitro Max for about €500 last December which is very similar to the Pro except for the kick and sturdier brackets on the rack. I expect they are both big improvements over the Max. Some things to consider are that you’ll need something to sit on, some way to listen to it and poss

SM58 is a banger, no need to go above that for right now.now you need a interface to connect mic to pc.Scarlett solo is a solid choice imo if you only want to record your mic - so 1 thing at a time. i honestly dont think youd need more. Thats about 100 dollars, give or take.Then as said before, get