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Post by basspro on Jul 6, 2024 15:10:25 GMT -6
Tried searching the web for suggestions, but the majority of results were for headphones for musicians. I'm looking for something reliably flat to use while doing remote sessions that require me to be in the room with all of the players. For a mixing reference, I have Sennheiser HD650s and really like how they sound. Are there any closed back headphones with good isolation that would get me in the same ballpark?
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Post by anders on Jul 6, 2024 16:39:37 GMT -6
The Beyerdynamic DT 770M cans are the closed-back version of the 770.
In my experience, they are a little less flat than the standard 770, and more clammy, but on the other hand I get 35dB rejection. So I get a fair idea of what's going on, and my ears ring a lot less.
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Post by trappist on Jul 7, 2024 0:15:23 GMT -6
beyerdynamic DT-1770 Pro 250 Ohm
I am in a world of my own, except for what I hear, when tracking with these.
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Post by anders on Jul 7, 2024 2:44:41 GMT -6
beyerdynamic DT-1770 Pro 250 Ohm I am in a world of my own, except for what I hear, when tracking with these. But are these high rejection? I tried to find the rejection specs at Beyerdynamic's site, but found only the 770m rejection. |
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Post by Ward on Jul 7, 2024 11:59:54 GMT -6
Senn HD380s are great as well.
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Post by trappist on Jul 7, 2024 12:13:36 GMT -6
beyerdynamic DT-1770 Pro 250 Ohm But are these high rejection? I tried to find the rejection specs at Beyerdynamic's site, Ambient noise attenuation specs? north-america.beyerdynamic.com/dt-1770-pro.htmlTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Ambient noise attenuation: Velours: approx. 18 dBA Leatherette: approx. 21 dBA I use the leather muffs. |
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Post by ericn on Jul 7, 2024 13:59:58 GMT -6
Senn HD380s are great as well. They are but I still like the way a pair of Sony MDR7506’s can always cut trough everything, best fidelity or isolation no but they do cut through the muck this is why so many monitors engineers swear by them, at the side of the stage with monitors and side fills all hitting you, you can still hear what ever you called up. |
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Post by Omicron9 on Jul 7, 2024 17:23:14 GMT -6
+1 for the 7506.
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Post by skav on Jul 7, 2024 18:03:53 GMT -6
+2 for the 7506
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Post by svart on Jul 8, 2024 9:06:50 GMT -6
In-ear monitors. Nothing works as good for isolation.
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Post by svart on Jul 8, 2024 9:07:47 GMT -6
The Beyerdynamic DT 770M cans are the closed-back version of the 770. In my experience, they are a little less flat than the standard 770, and more clammy, but on the other hand I get 35dB rejection. So I get a fair idea of what's going on, and my ears ring a lot less. I have some of these. Bought them because of loving the 770 pros but the 770M sound nothing like the 770 pros to me. |
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Post by basspro on Jul 8, 2024 9:12:32 GMT -6
Thanks for all of the suggestions!
As much as I would love something as flat as possible, I think I might be more concerned with isolation - I can just do my best to learn the sound of whatever I get. So now I'm leaning towards the Beyer 770M or the Sonys
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Post by anders on Jul 8, 2024 10:28:09 GMT -6
The Beyerdynamic DT 770M cans are the closed-back version of the 770. In my experience, they are a little less flat than the standard 770, and more clammy, but on the other hand I get 35dB rejection. So I get a fair idea of what's going on, and my ears ring a lot less. I have some of these. Bought them because of loving the 770 pros but the 770M sound nothing like the 770 pros to me. I do not disagree! I would never rely 100% on the 770Ms alone. But if the situation permits switching to other headphones or speakers and listening back when drums and amps aren't playing, they are (for me) adequate for keeping track of what's going on in a noisy environment. And the attenuation enables working at a much lower monitoring volume, which for me is worth the lower fidelity. I agree in-ears are great for isolation and fidelity, but compared to headphones, taking them on and off is more of a hassle. |
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Post by Ward on Jul 9, 2024 8:07:16 GMT -6
Senn HD380s are great as well. They are but I still like the way a pair of Sony MDR7506’s can always cut trough everything, best fidelity or isolation no but they do cut through the muck this is why so many monitors engineers swear by them, at the side of the stage with monitors and side fills all hitting you, you can still hear what ever you called up. I'll look into them. I need a cost effective solution since drummers and bassists can destroy anything in a day! |
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Post by chessparov on Jul 9, 2024 13:01:19 GMT -6
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