Whats better the Yamaha HPH-MT220 or Audio Technica M50x? I do live mixing and would like to have a good pair of mixing headphones. Thanks
Whats better the Yamaha HPH-MT220 or Audio Technica M50x?
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Re: Whats better the Yamaha HPH-MT220 or Audio Technica M50x?
wrong Forum (its in the Marketplace, should the in the Basement or Lounge).
I happy enjoy my Sennheiser HD280 head phones. I used to have the AT M30s and they where decent, good value head phones.
wrong Forum (its in the Marketplace, should the in the Basement or Lounge).
I happy enjoy my Sennheiser HD280 head phones. I used to have the AT M30s and they where decent, good value head phones.
Re: Whats better the Yamaha HPH-MT220 or Audio Technica M50x?
I haven't heard the Yamaha, but based on extensive comparisons and measurements I recommend the AT M50x without hesitation. It is one of the best headphones money can buy.
I haven't heard the Yamaha, but based on extensive comparisons and measurements I recommend the AT M50x without hesitation. It is one of the best headphones money can buy.
Re: Whats better the Yamaha HPH-MT220 or Audio Technica M50x?
I'm an MDR wearer myself, but from my experiences with the AT cans, I'd definitely recommend them.
I'm an MDR wearer myself, but from my experiences with the AT cans, I'd definitely recommend them.
Re: Whats better the Yamaha HPH-MT220 or Audio Technica M50x?
Tough one. The Extreme EX29 allows one to hear more of the elements of a mix than the Senny 280, any of the Shures, or the 7506 (yuk). But it has oddities in the mid and the highs are soft. Great isolation though. It think it was an AT50 I heard, and it was quite good, but the bass was too heavy and the isolation wasn't very good. I've never tried it while mixing to see what I could discern clearly, and what was just a bunch of noise (the Senny, Shure, and Sony are mostly noise).
Tough one. The Extreme EX29 allows one to hear more of the elements of a mix than the Senny 280, any of the Shures, or the 7506 (yuk). But it has oddities in the mid and the highs are soft. Great isolation though. It think it was an AT50 I heard, and it was quite good, but the bass was too heavy and the isolation wasn't very good. I've never tried it while mixing to see what I could discern clearly, and what was just a bunch of noise (the Senny, Shure, and Sony are mostly noise).