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

Do not get wireless headphones. You cannot properly sync audio and video with wireless headphones. Media industry standard is usually some version of the Sony MDR-7506

They’re terrible for mixing. The Bluetooth latency for the AirPod 2 alone makes them the worst of your choices. If that’s all you have then so be it, but Sony MDR 7506 headphones ($99) are superior in every way for production.

I can speak to this. I travel a lot for work, domestically and internationally. Most of these are crap advice. Only two items on here are good advice. Take pictures of your passport and have them accessible. You will pretty much never need them, but I do it anyway. And get a power bank. Charge it be

Sony mdr 7506 broadcast quality headphones wired - yes sound better no need for amp bluetooth sucks

That’s a crazy ass eq but to each their own ig. I also just picked up my m4s and have been using the shit outa them. Traded my mdr7506’s for them and it was a steal. The Bluetooth and full cup swivel has got me using them so much more than my Sonys. I hope you enjoy them as much as I have.

If you have an audio interface just get a pair of studio monitoring headphones. Right now I use the Sony mdr-7506 since I got them for free at school. They work pretty well for being from my school and I think they’d be worth getting. If you don’t have an audio interface to plug them into then I’d j

Get yourself a pair of studio monitors from Sony https://electronics.sony.com/audio/headphones/all-headphones/p/mdr7506 https://electronics.sony.com/audio/headphones/all-headphones/p/mdrm1

Dozens of times I've seen legit pros (especially soundboard people) wearing my good wired headphones. They're less than $100 but they are so so good. The Sony MDR7506. I bet you could hear the difference on those. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000AJIF4E

Sony MDR7506 $100, long cable, extra durable, excellent sound even at high volume. I use these to game, edit, play drums and guitar. They do it all. Nearly an industry standard, once you learn what these headphones look like you'll start seeing them everywhere. I own 3 pairs.