MDR-M1

For open-back headphones:- Sennheiser HD 505 sounds fantastic for the price, and is within your budget with it being on sale right now.- HIFIMAN Sundara is also a great headphone as long as you are not treble sensitive. For closed-back headphones:- FiiO FT1 is really, really great. Can't be beat at

I remember when they first became popular. In those days there wasn’t really DJ headphones available. They were originally designed for the broadcast industry and for drummers. Kind found by accident by DJs. They were light weight to wear, tough and parts were easily replaceable. Good sound isolatio

Pioneer headphones exteriors all fall apart including my recent X10’s like most DJ designed headphones. I have gone back to Sony professional which I used in the late 90s. New MDR-M1 especially designed for mixing so they have great sound and frequency separation. Probably the most light weight and

Thank you! I purchased Sony MDR M1 headphones sometime in October and I really love them. Something I can carry from the studio to travel and rely on the sound signature while producing on the go. Very comfortable as well!

I use in its very simplest format now and I am also from a generation of letting the music breathe and honestly have always been more excited about collecting or playing music than the technical process beat mixing etc. that’s never changed. I have been through all of the technology from vinyl to th

Yeah. I hate the fact that they hurt your record over time. Anyways, the press sounds so damn good. I usually listen on my Sony MDR-M1’s since my speakers are garbage and the bass is extremely clean. I know eprom is a master at bass but I was not expecting the quality to be that good. Also, big ups

I have the Sony MDR M1, with better quality earpads and a Hart Audio 4.4mm cable. their full range sound quality is very good, not the "BEST" but I love them.

Or Sony MDR-M1.

Sony MDR-M1 sound good while still being somewhat light and comfortable. I alternate between those and Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro, which sound great and very isolating. But I find the DT770 a little uncomfortable on sessions longer than 2 hrs.

Cualquier headset Bluetooth va a tener un micrófono deficiente en llamadas, porque usan un códec específico para lograr baja latencia y permitir input y output de audio en simultáneo. Si quiere la mejor calidad de audio posible, las soluciones cableadas están a años luz que el bluetooth, y como plus