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Article links to Ultraphones, - high isolation headphones. ”UltraPhones are SONY 7506 Studio Monitor headphone components mounted in a comfortable 29 db passiv
by jpalomaki 8y ago
Article links to Ultraphones, - high isolation headphones.
”UltraPhones are SONY 7506 Studio Monitor headphone components mounted in a comfortable 29 db passive isolation hearing protection muff.”
https://www.gk-music.com/product/ultraphones/ https://www.gk-music.com/product/ultraphones/
Any experience on these? I’ve been using the BeyerDynamics mentioned in the thread, but I’m not fully satisfied with the isolation.
- wilsonnb3 8y agoI’ve never used them but I would never recommend the Sony MDR7506 to anyone, they sound awful to me.
- jpitz 8y agoThey're ( they, the MDR 7506 ) kind of a industry standard in professional editing and mixing settings, not to mention as monitors. They sound pretty good to a lot of people. I 'grew up' on them, perhaps I'm biased. I've got a pair kicking around that are over 20 years old. Absolutely, get the cans that sound good to you. Get whatever sounds good to you, doesn't matter what they are. But, please, give a listen to as many different cans as you are able to. Speakers and headphones are terribly, terribly subjective.