“I have a very basic home studio that i record in and play an electronic drum kit very often, I would be using these for both recording/mixing and playing the e-kit. Any objections to that or should I be pretty happy with these?”
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Truthfully I can't imagine anyone not loving these headphones. They offer supreme comfort and they just do so many things right. I'm 55 years old and so my hearing might not be as great as it was as a young Buckeroo but these sound glorious to my ears. There is a well defined tight bass punch that isn't lacking by any means, a smooth detailed mid-range and a crisp high end that I find very non fatiguing. I've only had mine a few days but have put about 25 hours on them to this point and I believe they sound better today than right out of the box so if you choose these please give them some time. They will sound good out of the box but will get better. As for the drums, I'd venture to say that these will suit your needs just fine, especially if you have something powering them other than a cell phone. They aren't noise canceling headphones but they do an OK job of keeping outside noise at bay while not bothering others.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Jrocks review and recommendation is not valid, They are only wired .... No Bluetooth option with these. But I'm the original questioner and I've had these for about a month, they are great!!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I think that you'd be happy with the quality. However. for recording purposes, I think wired headphones would be better to avoid latency and potential signal drops while recording.
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