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Old 11-11-2005, 11:52 AM
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Default Headphones for monitoring mixes

Hello, I am looking for good headphones, specifically for monitoring mixes. The most I want to spend is $200. I was looking at Grado SR225, has anyone used this or have other suggestions? Any help would be appreciated, thanks
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Old 11-11-2005, 12:30 PM
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I only use the Grados - SR325 I think. I used to use the Sony 7509 but they sound dull and boomy by comparison. The Grados get me 80% thru a mix before the Genelecs get kicked in.
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here is a good place to check out headphone products, reviews etc. you might try the senn 595's, 600's depending on what you can afford. to me, those sound the best.

here HeadRoom - headphone site
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Cool, thanks!
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hope you find something.

btw, the senn 650's are amazing...and only a little over $400......but, i know....(please avoid 280's, definitley get grado's over 280's...........)
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