Okay, first off:
I know I'm not supposed to mix or master with headphones. The thing is, I only have access to good monitors some of the time, and in that off time (I record and mix with my laptop in a lot of different places) I want to have a realistic headphone experience. Also, my budget is considerably limited (I'd like to spend less than a hundred dollars, and around 50 if I can swing it). I'm considering the AKG K240s and the Sony MDR V6s (both around a hundred bucks) because, from what I've read, they seem pretty solid and bias-free (at least for the price point). I don't want my phones to lie to me. I want to hear all the problems in my sound, accurately. You guys know what I mean right? Anyway, I just need to find a good set of reference phones (it's okay if they aren't exactly perfect) but for around 50 to 75 bucks. Can anybody help me out?
EDIT: I've also checked out the AKG K44s and K99s, and the Sennheiser HD280 Pros. Anyone have an opinion on these?
Topic: Audiophiles: Best cheapest phones for reference/mixing? (Read 760 times)