so what do i buy ? AKG K450 - SENN PX-200 ll - or what else is better !
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I recommend AKG K450. I own many headphones, some costing over $700. The AKG K450 are the ones I use most for many reasons. Light, won`t turn my ears hot, they block enough outside sound, really portable and an unbelievable sound considering the price. The do have strong bass, but I like that most of the time.
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I'd say this model is somewhat overkill for just plugging into a keyboard. I would suggest the much cheaper Sennheiser HD201, which is not only a very good value headphone, but is also much lighter and more comfortable than the SRH440.
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I've developed a distrust for name brands, so on that sentiment alone, I'd go with the Audioengines. I can say from experience, though, that the A2+'s are amazing. They lack a little bit of bass, but that's to be expected, and I'm sure the Bose's would suck in that regard as well. Go with the Audioengines.
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For sound quality, I would go for the AKGs. To me they have a much flatter and cleaner sound and have excellent mids, which is good for mixing vocals especially. The Audio Technicas are good headphones and have better bass, but the mids are a bit recessed so they aren't the best for mixing vocals. However, my experience with the K240s is that the build quality is very poor and they break very easily. The ATH-M50's have much better build quality, so that's another thing to consider. It doesn't matter how good your headphones sound when they're broken. One last thing is that the AKG's are open backed headphones whereas the Audio Technicas are closed back. So if you want to avoid feedback during live recording, the Audio Technicas are the clear choice. I hope this information helps.
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Sennheiser CX-300, far and away. Those Senns are probably the best you'll get under $50, however another contender would be the JVC Marshmellow which sounded better than my $120 Shure earbuds after a little tweak (can find instructions for that on head-fi, if you're interested).
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Blow them out of the water in every regard IMO, less bass in these though (not an issue for me as I would rather controlled bass than more bass) also depending on what you are used to they are relatively bright as far as lower mid range headphones go. They are unweildy to take out in public if you aren't using them at home though (the M50's do a good job outside) I would recommend going for the A900X's over the A700X's if you can afford the difference though, the Aluminum housing makes a rather large difference imo.
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Yes. I own a recording studio with a number of various headphones. In my opinion the krks have a decent midrange but thats it. I have headphones that were half the price of the krks but sound better.
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I love my SE315-Ks! They have a really great dynamic range with a rich bass & clean clear highs. The sound isolating is equal to the custom in-ear molds that I have & I actually prefer the 315's over them.
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I Choose the Linn Majic 109's. I am very happy with them. With the Linn speaker you will never get tired of listening. I think I should have also auditioned the Dynaudio Excite X16's, for comparison. Good Luck
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I plan to keep mine, but for the money, it is DEFINITELY worth considering the Behringer X32. Besides a multitude of other features (including 2x as many channels), 8 DCAs, flying Faders, and an amazing colored LCD scribble strip are things you won't find on the 16.4.2. And no, I am not paid by Behringer to say that!
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i think akg is better. but if you usually listening music is bass. i recommend you usimg hd598. akg's feature is clear sound not bass sound. it is good at classic, pop song. if you like a movie you should choice the hd598.
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Hi Kevin, only can I answer in the salsa and Latin & alt-rock: yes, the K701 are very good to excellent with these kind of music, only be sure to use an headphones amplifier and DAC, at least in my case always use both. But you can be sure that the K701 is really a top product, really a reference one. Best regards. JL
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Id go with the M50x's or M40x's right now there better the company just upgraded there product with softer ear cups and 2 detachable cables; ones straight and ones coiled.
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I've worn both of these actually. And I've found the M50X's to be amazingly good for the price. They're extremely comfortable, and they're a good choice overall. Nonetheless, the P5's get the edge. The sound is neutral on both of them, but the P5's sound is a bit more nuanced, and true to the source material. (And if you're looking for something with thumping bass, neither of these are your friend - I'd look at beats for that). The P5's are also much more "luxurious". The padding, the presentation, and the details - everything is a step up, albeit at a heftier price tag. I would definitely recommend trying both out at a store if you can - it's a close one.
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That is something to bring up to Amazon, they post this photo. The ones we sell are real AKG product, and we only know of Q460 model in the U.S.
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Get the Audio Technica Ath-es700. For portable use and they sound 20times better and for less money.
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It's a totally different headphone experience with the open-backed AKG's. I don't have the M50s, but I do have the ATH M40fs, and the K 701's are noticeably superior in sound reproduction quality. I've loved my M40fs's for years, but they sound compressed when A/B'd with the K 701's. When I mix with the AKG's and then re-listen through my monitors, the translation is very close across the entire frequency range. YMMV of course. I hope this was some help.