No headphones could be too precious to use with the DTXpress! If I'm
playing the drums, I want to hear 'em like an audience would hear
them. And, UN.H, you can rest assured that expensive Sennheisers will
let you play as loud as you like without distorting AND give you the
delicate tones as well.
--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "okant" <okant@y...> wrote:
> I vote for Sennheiser too. I have four of them:
> 1) HD-600: This is top of the line stuff. Too precious to use with
> DTX, I only use it for serious listening.
> 2) HD-280 pro: Very *very* good for closed monitoring. I usually
use
> these with my DTX.
> 3) HD-497: Cheaper but still great. I initially bought it for
casual
> listening, but if I get too claustrophobic with HD-280, I switch to
> these on DTX.
> 4) MX-400: Very cheap earbuds for my office and surprisingly good.
>
> Note that there are many factors you need to be aware of when
> choosing headphones (open/closed, impedance, etc). I suggest you to
> check out www.headphone.com for a lot of info.
>
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "underneathheaven" <realvast@s...>
> wrote:
> > Hey Nick, thanks for the info! The place where I bought my Grado
> > pair also sells Sennheisers and I'm really starting to look into
> > them just to try another brand. I'm also impressed with how much
> > you like them so I guess I'll give em a shot. I need a pair of
> > headphones that can take cranked volume and not distort bass but
at
> > the same time give me pretty highs and mids.
> >
> > -UN.H
> >
> >
> > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Nick Carroll"
<njcarroll56@y...>
> > wrote:
> > > Hey, UN.H. This is just a P.S. to my reply regarding
headphones.
> > My
> > > stepson, who works as a DJ and uses the Sennheiser HD-25s, has
> > moved
> > > out of home and taken them with him. Luckily he is also store
> > > manager at a music retailer and managed to get me a pair for
$500
> > > Australian, which is about $US300. The price I quoted
previously
> > > ($475 Australian) is actually the wholesale value. Nathan
tells
> > me
> > > he would normally sell a pair for $800 ($US480). That might
> sound
> > a
> > > lot to pay but these headphones are top of the range, and I'm
> > > wondering what sound quality you are getting out of your very
> much
> > > cheaper phones. If you are looking to buy a new pair, I'd
> > recommend
> > > you take a listen through the Sennheisers. You might be amazed
> at
> > > how much better they sound than what you are accustomed to.
> > >
> > > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "underneathheaven"
> > <realvast@s...>
> > > wrote:
> > > > Hey guys, I was wondering what your choices were in
headphones
> > for
> > > > listening to your electronic kit? Right now I'm using a pair
> of
> > > > Grado SR225 which I've had for a couple of years I guess, but
> > the
> > > > left speaker has just now started to distort the bass
sounds.
> > > > They're a $200.00 pair of headphones, I love headphones and
use
> > > them
> > > > all the time, thats why I paid such a price and they sound
> > really
> > > > good. But now it seems I may be in need of a quick
replacement
> > > > because I can't afford another pair at the moment. So what
are
> > my
> > > > choices as far as a good sounding pair of headphones? I use
my
> > > > stereo as my sound source for my dtxpress so I'm looking at
> some
> > > > good stereo type. Do you guys think maybe I could get the
left
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> > > > speaker fixed somewhere? Please let me know!! Thanks!!
> > > >
> > > > -UN.H
