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Hi all,
I’m looking for a good quality headphone for music production. Do your have any recommendation which brand is good or what will be the main criteria you are looking into when selecting a headphone?
Thanks!
Cheers, Iris
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I recommend Beyerdynamic DT-770. I’m using this model since 12 years, and they work great for hearing all the nuances needed to make a good mix.
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Sony 7509HD 
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TJMusic saidYep, I agree with TJ, Beyerdynamic is one of the greatest headphones brand for music production. Personally, i’m using the DT-990 model since 5 years… And it’s always a pleasure to work with it !
I recommend Beyerdynamic DT-770. I’m using this model since 12 years, and they work great for hearing all the nuances needed to make a good mix.
High and low frequencies are awesome. Don’t hesitate !
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I’m using Sennheiser HD-215. Maybe it’s a matter of habit, but i like them very much. As for me their sound is great, and i’ve never felt any head-ache like with the other headphones (for example – beats by dr.dre). Really good headphones for their price.
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been using AKG K702 ’s for a year now and wouldnt be without them.they are extremely detailed and easy to wear for hours.i have had 99% of my final mixes accomplished using these.
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My advice is for AKG K702 or, depending on budget, AKG K240 (less expensive, but a good semi-open headphone).
...but I would avoid doing the final mix or mastering thru headphones…
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I honestly feel that one can mix with just about anything that sounds reasonably well. It’s all up to your ears and what you get comfortable with and learn to trust.
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RussellBellMusic said
been using AKG K702 ’s for a year now and wouldnt be without them.they are extremely detailed and easy to wear for hours.i have had 99% of my final mixes accomplished using these.
Been using the K702 ’s since 2009. Love them. I had the AKG 240 ’s before that, which were also good – but they’re not the 702’s which are a step up in class.
But like ZtarrZound says, a lot of it is to do with your ears.
