MDR7506

Yes! I don't know if I said a brand on the pod, but I have a few different pairs, I'll list them below! One thing I always consider is active noise canceling versus passive noise canceling. Active noise canceling is what AirPods and similar headphones provide. This means they use specific frequencie

There’s the Boss Katana:Go and probably one or two others. The “best” is subjective. Best for what? What kind of music do you play. What guitar(s) do you have? I had both the Fender and Boss. I sold the Fender because the Boss just sounded better for metal. As usual, the speaker you’re playing throu

I've heard that iems are actually very good I've tried 3 pairs of IEMs in the 100-buck range and none were acceptable. Generally over-ear open-back tend to sound best; unless if sound leakeage in or out is a problem and one must use closed-back. Sennheiser HD560S is a popular choice because of relat

Had to take a sec and count my sets lol. If im not stupid and forgetting something, I have about 17 audio gear combined. One I gave away to a friend. I actually don't have any highly regarded audiophile wireless headphones though. Had a soundcore life q30 and eqed it to sound the best I can make it.

No. That's a gaming headset with a USB-C connector. Won't work with a Scarlett.There is a good headphone jack on the Scarlett.You want to be thinking more along the lines of Sony MDR-7506 or BeyerDynamic DT 770 Pro as examples. They should be wired and not Bluetooth. If you're going to be listening

Yo creo que estoy un par de escalones por debajo de ti en cuando a mezcla, pero una opinión de oidos diferentes siempre viene bien. Solo puedo hablarte en base a mi experiencia y años de aprendizaje a nivel aficionado. Los Hd650 no los he probado, no se como suenan, son mejores que los que yo uso. L

In order of apparance - Sennheiser hd650,hd569, Sony MDR7506, Beyerdynamic DT900 - 600ohm,all great on each own...but not even close to the monitors. edit? = grammars