Sound Engineer- Audio Pro
352515
Judging from a sound point of view:

Sound is good, not the best i have heard, but for the price very good. Wait until they go on sale, they are worth about 60-70 NOT 90. The tips that they come with suck, but paired with Comply foam tips(Tx-400) it's a great combo. Very good for a everyday pair of ear buds, just not for someone who wants Flat Response. These have a high Bass presence, but a lack of bass clarity.

Comparable single driver headphones would be Ultimate Ears MetroFi 220vi and Shure SE215-CL. Dual Driver Earphones Sound 100% better but to get a good pair is around 180-200 bucks.

Judging from a Fit and Finish point of view:

Very awkward and meant to look like < Beats > without sounding like them. The control panel is too high and have a tendency to fall out of your ear using the stock tips. Hard to workout in them unless you get aftermarket tips. Comply foam tips work 100% better. (Comply Tx400)

Overall:

Right Tool For the Right Job - It is good for a everyday pair of Earphones.
Thirty days in and still work fine. Great for an everyday pair but not for the price. If it was in the range of 60-70 it would be a good buy.
4452676
CRISP CLEAR EASY TO USE , I am doing a video that I want to look professional . the mic receiver plugs into the camera I have, Canon VIXIA HF R400 HD 53x Advanced Zoom Camcorder  , the person operating the camera can plug in headphones and hear how the sound is.  the end result is a good video with professional sound. A+.  there is a clip on mic just like the ones they use on TV. I am sure there are better ones, but for the money, this works great.
4886597
This USB stereo audio adapter b Star Tech ended up being a very good option for me on one of the computers we have dedicated for non-linear video editing. Having speakers hooked up to it had been just a pain where we had to put it in the studio. The audio adapter paired with a set of headphones workedvery well. The unit comes with a disk for installing the drivers.  It was all set up in no time, no fuss and works perfectly for what we need it to do.

The only downside is that the sound quality is not the best, even with higher end Sennheiser headphones.
3052932
I am a huge fan of the M6 Pros. I use a pair of custom In Ear Monitors, molded for a perfect seal to my ear. They provided a very dry and flat sound, which was great, but didn't always fit my IEM needs. After searching around I landed on the M6Pros and figured that for the price, I would at least get a great set of headphones for normal uses.

The M6 Pro comes in a nice case, with an extra cable for your cell phone with a mic, and a variety of heads. Using the same head on each driver didn't really do it for me, I found out that I personally needed different buds for each ear.

The sound is great, I don't have any complains when using them with my Sennheiser EW300s, which does have an active eq on it, which I don't use to correct the headphones at all.

They are very comfortable, and I use them often. Customer service is great, and if you ever have a part fail, you can purchase the sections individually instead of needing a new set (at least from MEE Audios website).

I use the M6 Pros over the custom molded monitors 8 days a week as a touring musician. I bring them across the country and internationally.

I recommend every day of the week.
913719
This subwoofer looks pretty good, and the the finished are excellent
, powerful sound  and good sound quality, a great feature is the frecuency  knob that allows  to set a very good range of frequencies.

I recomend this product, I have worked with professional audio in the last fifteen years.

I am very happy with his performance, size and cost. And the best thing, is not MADE IN CHINA !!!!!!!!!!!
236816
If you want good representation of sound go with these. The Mids are clear and full, the Hi's are clear and not piercing. The bass is just right. Good for any producer, mix engineer, audio engineer, or recording artist. A must have in your home recording studio.
1569256
Rick Viers takes you by the hand and explains everything to get you started in making your own sound effects for people just starting out in the business or doing it for a hobby. He even tells you the mistakes he's made over the years so you can avoid them. He gives a list of recommended equipment to buy so you can get started on any budget. Professionals can get a review and even learn a thing or two from the way he runs his Chop Shop sound effects business in Detroit. Highly recommended.
2923358
I've sat in many recording studios and mixed/mastered on a variety of speakers and using a variety of headphones for reference.  I'm not a "professional" but I've interned and later worked at a studio and had bands that recorded at different studios as well.  I've been able to get great results but sometimes lackluster results due to the variables envolved in any studio - equipment, room acoustics, placement, influences of others, etc.  With that background in mind, here's what I've found:  These headphones are revealing, and they are not "warm" or "full".  They have helped me to spot trouble areas in mixes that I've missed in the studio monitors, and to make the minute adjustments that bring balance to a mix.  They are clear without being overly "crisp", and the low end is detailed instead of trying to be "boomy" like so many consumer-grade units. In fact the entire range is detailed.  I've read of some folks wanting to break them in, but I've not had a need for that.  They were great right out of the box, and I hope they never change!
4204123
I have a friend who owns a pair of the Sony MDR 5000 series, which he purchase years ago. I worked a mini-documentary audio project with his 5000 series headphones and I was sold! The Sony MDR line is very durable and built to last. I'm a Media Productions major so having a professional pair of headphones to monitor audio in production or post-production is critical. They babies are muffled, offer great midrange, lows, and highs. The cord is huge and also curled to stretch. They easily fold up and fit into a leather pouch that is provided. I bought these headphones after reading the reviews here at Amazon and knowing the Song MDR reputation for great quality and durability. The packaging is so amazing that you may not want to get them out of the box right away (comes incased on a decorative piece of white satin...extravagant packaging indeed). If you need a pair of headphones for any professional application this is clearly the best choice. Also you can't beat the deal that Amazon offers. You will impress you clients and fellow co-workers with these bad boys; they're just one piece of needed pro equipment to complete your ensemble. Might I mention these are perfect for entry level videographers.
2103277
I love the professional quality, recognizable voices, great sounds effects.  Make the Bible come alive.  Great for long commutes!
950938
Very crisp vocal! Songs sound professional when added to a compressor. This works great with a proper preamp. Connect your preamp to a behringer mixer and play with the eq directly on the mixer and you've got some pro sounding vocals! The red light on means your mics working properly. There is no green light.
4303230
I like this a great deal. If you are working with a professional system this is as straight forward as it goes, but do be aware (as it clearly states) that these are professional inputs for either xlr or 1/4 inch. The outputs are able to do either professional speaker chords (very cool) or the (not so good old) post and wire system. If you have speakers that take the plugs (I have the Rockville RSG12.4) then this is just fantastic. Also, I'm using this for non-musical sound reproduction and it is just as crystal clear as it can be. Not a bit of hum or line noise. In younger days I had a mobile DJ system and I would have done anything (clear and legal) for an amp like this especially at this price.
4633683
The product itself is well built, looks professional and functions well. The cord and connection points are heavy and strong. The speaker is loud and clear. The microphone is clean and recipients can easily understand you up to moderate noise environments. The clip is made very well, with a strong spring and metal base plate.

The only things I can think for improvement would be a microphone that doesn't collect so much background noise and the earpiece plug in has a little to much bottom end frequency, or bass. (That can be mitigated by deliberate earpiece selection though)
4847412
Absolutely fantastic sound quality for the price. Gets even better if you mess around with EQ settings in a 3rd party program/software. I use my PC's Realtek HD Audio Effect EQ with settings shown in the picture attached to this review.

I highly recommend this product. I haven't had any problems with them and they sound more like $75+ speakers in my opinion.
6895
I am an audio engineer/producer and new to video editing. I bought Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 11 Production Suite [Old Version] because I needed an easy and affordable option to edit video to use as a platform for my music. I use Sonar X1 for my audio engineering and was delighted to find that this software works very similar to my DAW. Due to this and the thorough tutorials, learning my way around was a breeze. It serves my purposes and would recommend it to anyone in a situation similar to my own. The effects are plentiful, though some of them feel a bit outdated. If you want the newest line of visual effects then this may not be the choice for you. Overall a good buy.
2274029
To start off with, I am a PROFESSIONAL VOICE ARTIST since more than a decade or so (12 years to be precise)... going through umpteen number of recordings day after day at different studios ... All of them usually have their own set of "preferred" headphones ... I wanted a "really nice & professional" headphone for carrying around with me, as well as, for my personal use, since I've now made a small recording set up of my own as well ... A lot of research for the right phones for a couple of months, the reviews about so many of them, a visit to the local shop to try out a few reputed ones... and finally going with my gut feeling about these ... And i'm glad I chose them... The delivery experience was butter smooth ...well packaged parcel, before time delivery ... and once I opened the box, it was then that the real magic would start ... Really a comfortable grip ... nothing so tight as to make me have a headache, and no falling around stuff either ... Very balanced cushiony texture ... excellent noise isolation ...  AMAZING SOUND AND VOLUME ... especially evident after having worn about 100 odd different branded headphones in the last 10 years or so ...  But these I must say, are going to be a part of my own studio for ever now,  at least until I'm able to find a better pair... If you can go by word of mouth, go for them ... Cheers !!
3143112
I have had powered monitor speakers on my "someday" list for years.  I use headphones while I do my audio work, but I sometimes need to play my results for others.  I have my computer hooked into my component stereo for when I need to do that.  But I have always hoped to some day have a nice pair of powered computer monitors.  Of course I've used the cheap ones that sound, well, cheap.  So that's why I plug my computer at home into my stereo.

It wasn't until I got involved in video production that I found what I was looking for in the MS20 pair, which was part of a Mac workstation that had been assembled as the best possible solution with a practical budget in mind.  The CPU had to be high-end, and for running FCP, a powerful Mac was a given.  The people that put together the workstation decided to have powered computer monitors in the Mac alcoves, rather than the headphones that were supplied at the PC workstations in a row on an open counter.

I was skeptical, because price-wise, Behringer is not high-priced gear.  But quality-wise, I have always found their products quite competitive at any price.  It's as if the product development team at Behringer actually get out and use the gear they produce.  Imagine that!  But I digress.  If you are looking for high-end home theater sound, the MS20 may leave you wishing for more.  But if you are used to listening to your work on typical computer speakers, you are in for a pleasant surprise.

If you need to fill a cubicle-size room with good sound, get the MS20 and you're set.  If you need to fill a classroom or a lecture hall on a regular basis, you might need to spend more and get the MS40.  It all depends on your listening environment.

Most of the time I am on headphones when I do my editing.  I seldom need to play my work for more than a few people at a time.  My position in the video production team is usually audio.  At home, my MS20 monitors are used to give room sound to an audio production setup where I feed a keyboard into a multi-track digital recorder.  It's nice to hear what I have done before I import it into the computer for further editing.