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Best Headphones For Recording

Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 6:18 pm
by dsmarion
Hey all,

I want to start playing with multi-track recordings and need advice on what headphones you would recommend. Thanks in advance...

Scott

Re: Best Headphones For Recording

Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 7:33 pm
by TGNeil
Hi Scott,

Well I've done my share of recording, I'd definitely go for the Beyer Dynamic DT 770 Pro (250 ohm), very good and very affordable.

http://europe.beyerdynamic.com/shop/hah ... 0-pro.html

Ness

Re: Best Headphones For Recording

Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 9:38 pm
by dsmarion
Thanks for your reply. What I want to use them with is a 4-track pocket studio that says this:

PHONES/LINE OUT : 3.5mm stereo mini- phone jack
At the time of line connection
Normal output level : - 16dBV
Installed capacity level: 0dBV
At the time of headphone connection :
Installed capacity : 15mW 15mW (32 Ohms)

So does that mean I should be using headphones with 32 Ohms impedance (the one you suggested is 250 Ohms). I am a bit confused as to what to look for LOL

This is the unit: http://tascam.com/product/dp-004/

Scott

Re: Best Headphones For Recording

Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2011 3:45 pm
by suziko
Oh gosh, I'm sorry Scott, I forgot to reply.....but in honest, I don't really know. And whát I know, I actually don't know how to express in english.

However, there are of course different Beyer-headphones, for instance 80 ohm or 250 ohm...it depends on the .....uh....there you go, my english is failing.... :blink: :dry: :(

Anyway, have you looked around some more? What did you bump into?

I'm actually surprised, there are some folks around here who are very into this stuff....but not chiming in....hmmm... :(

Re: Best Headphones For Recording

Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2011 4:04 pm
by dsmarion
Thanks Ness - yeah they're pretty quiet. For the time being I borrowed some cheap ones from a friend. But this multi-track I am using is very tiny and maybe equivilant to an mp3 player (it does a lot more and has CD quality but in terms of headphones the line out is 32 ohms. So from what I have read so far that type of application is usually something under 100 ohms. So those 80 ohms ones may be the way to go. Thanks as always...

Scott