Can I use this headphones for studio mixing? null

Probably. I have used ATH M50x and they are ever so slightly bass heavy. The JBL's are more neutral and would probably work well. As with most headphones, sub bass is a crapshoot and needs to be checked in other ways.

Our JBL Tune 770NC, while suitable for casual listening, may not provide the flat frequency response and sound isolation typically required for professional studio mixing.

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Probably. I have used ATH M50x and they are ever so slightly bass heavy. The JBL's are more neutral and would probably work well. As with most headphones, sub bass is a crapshoot and needs to be checked in other ways.
Answered by Dav17grand 1 year ago
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Our JBL Tune 770NC, while suitable for casual listening, may not provide the flat frequency response and sound isolation typically required for professional studio mixing.
Answered by JBL Support 1 year ago
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