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Old 01.10.2007, 11:04 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by terminal pharmacy
depends what use and how much you are wanting to spend, and how much cut from outside noise you want, how much power you need.

there are really only two high quality headphone brands and they are sennheiser and beyerdynamic. i have beyerdynamic ones that i use for foh and monitor work but they are around the au$500 mark. they are great for drummers aswell for studio and live purposes.

hot damn $500? i have a pair of sony mdr v-- something somehing, monitor ones, very good & sturdy for around $100. yes they are not the best in the planet but reasonably good & good value.

those however give a "flat" response that displeases some people. for listening for pleasure you might want something else. besides sehhneiser i hear that also grado makes some really good models, not sure of numbers. etc-- but depends on how much $$ you wanna discharge.
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