> I Own Those Headphones

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So do I

Good choice.

eh. What mic is she using into what preamp?

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Product idea - binaural rig, 3d printed and an app to profile any headphones, not just fancy ones, as well as using the rig to create binaural space profiles and then an ai assisted process to create artificial spaces.

Get to work.

Just buy a B&K 5128.

Sockpuppet wrote:

Just buy a B&K 5128.

you've returned more than you've bought. I'm watching you asshole - final warning.
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How do they measure? What model is that?

Ho Chi Minh wrote:

If you don't own Warwick's, you might as well use WalMart earbuds.

Warwick.jpg

Ron_Santo_Redux wrote:

Typically studios have shyt headphones because musicians (drummers in particular) beat the crap out of them during sessions.  Vic Firth is the headphone of choice in most studios because they are good and they are cheap

Those headphone aren’t particularly “good” from a target curve perspective. But they are decent, consistent, comfortable, and take a beating.

Sockpuppet wrote:

Those headphone aren’t particularly “good” from a target curve perspective. But they are decent, consistent, comfortable, and take a beating.

I've done several sessions with VF phones.  They key thing is that they stay on your head and in place while playing. All I usually need to hear is a guide vocal , scratch guitar and a click.  Sound quality is dealt with later

Too many damn headphones!

Ah. Those are those $38,000 Golden Sound edition electrostatics. It’s really an entire system, not just the headphones. The measure well and Cameron (Golden Sound) is very respected even though he uses a lot of “woo woo” speak in his reviews.

You don’t own these but it would be cool if you did. Though you can get similar sound quality for 1/100th the price. At some point in this hobby you are buying for things beyond just FR / SQ.

Ho Chi Minh wrote:

If you don't own Warwick's, you might as well use WalMart earbuds.

Warwick.jpg

Threads like this are why I keep coming to these shythoal redboards.