Sennheiser HD280?

I have a pair of Vic Firth headphones that seem to work well for tracking -- especially with drummers; they shouldn't leak. On the other hand, I've never had an issue with the 'phones leaking onto the vox track. Your vocalists must really like their headphone mix up LOUD.

I second the Vic Firth headphones. If you want to keep your tracks clean, this is a good option. When a click track bled into a solo vocal section I decided to find something that wouldn't bleed.

Never had too much bleed from my AKG 270's. They have switch on them, such that if they all not on your head, no sound comes out.

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I've used HD280s and they work great. Some clients feel like their brains are being squeezed out by the clamps and they can be a little heavy on the low end too so sometimes will use Sony MDR-7506. Easier on the ears and less boom.

tstoneman wrote: I've used HD280s and they work great. Some clients feel like their brains are being squeezed out by the clamps and they can be a little heavy on the low end too so sometimes will use Sony MDR-7506. Easier on the ears and less boom.

Clamps? Tell them to slacken the headband.
Boomy? There's more low end in my mobile phone.
The bass goes really deep, but it's reduced in volume.

Just what the clients say - 9 out of 10 will choose the AKG or Sony. I don't argue with clients