Headphones: experience and recommendation

[offrhodes]

1990 here, 100 % happy with them.
If considering them, double-check that your source has enough power (if 600 ohms). I don't listen very loud - with the stage 2 output button to 11 the volume is just "uncomfortable" but doesn't rip my ears off.

[Schorsch]

What do you mean by 1990?

[offrhodes]

Well, Beyerdynamic DT 1990 pro.
https://europe.beyerdynamic.com/dt-1990-pro.html

[Schorsch]

Ah ok, got it

Don’t know this one, thanks for the input - price is not the lowest one but description looks interesting, Tesla Technology (not the cars )

[offrhodes]

well, very expensive magnets. They have this dangerous-to-pacemakers warning label on the back.
(no they don't)

[Quai34]

I have the ATH-50 as closed one, but after a while, for,practicing and mixing, it gets tiring....I was talking about the Open one and people really hear what you play, the open one is not made to "not disturb others" but to give you a real open air feeling and listening experience....
Yes try them, I also use the Sony 7506 which is really like a surgery tool to,hear the details, but very harsh on the top high end on the long run....Great for hearing all the mistKes you missed through your monitor, then I have the ATH-50....

[sudkcoce]

Cheap: AKG K240 mkii (semi open)
Best: Sennheiser 598 (open)

I own both.

I have tried a lot of headphones but when you need that piano to sound good, there are not many options.