Hey everyone, I'm a singer songwriter and i have my own studio. i have all top of the line things but I'm not satifide with my headphones. what would you say is the best headphones out there? i was thinking about the ultrasone 2500 . has anyone here used them? how are they? ok thx all cya soon

i am using a 002 and Pro Tools le - i was just wondering what the process should be for creating multiple headphone mixes. How do you set them up and what (in any) additional gear would be helpful. I'd like to get 4-5 seperate headphone mixes if possible.

thanks,
ben

What would people recommend on this? I've used the search btw, havent really found anything useful for me. These would be used for both Recording & Mixing.

Any help would be nice :)

I thought this would be a simple request, but the cabling company I've ordered from have got it wrong twice now:

My current headphones are Koss R/80's and they are falling apart. (y)

Are the DT100's still considered to be studio standard?

hello,

looking for a decent headphone preamp that myself and two friends can use. i am looking at the following items from musiciansfriend:

Behringer HA4700 Powerplay Pro

PreSonus HP4 Discrete 4-Channel Headphone

Nady HPA-4 Headphone Amp

does anyone have experience with these or can you recommend a headphone preamp for 3-4 users?

Hello! I am a musician and I am looking for a pair of really good headphones to listen music with the most quality posible, I like to listen all the details, all the instruments, all voices clearly, all the efects, how where the digitations done, etc...
My budget is around $200. I was told the Sony mdr 7509 are good in that price. What do you recommend me?

I just bought a G4 Powerbook so I'm wondering.. Is there a better way to get quality mixdowns from my Powerbook than just going 1/8" headphone out to RCA left and right on my standalone Philips CD burner?
I'd like to get the best quality for a reasonable price.

I'm not at home to look at the Philips CD burner, it may very well have:

I just bought a G4 Powerbook so I'm wondering.. Is there a better way to get quality mixdowns from my Powerbook than just going 1/8" headphone out to RCA left and right on my standalone Philips CD burner?