Best Closed Back Headphones For Music Production

[Download] Best tool for music production when traveling

[47 Ohms] This is a great pear of Headphones for music production. I bought these a couple weeks ago because I wanted some studio headphones to connect directly to my audio interface so I can record my friend in a more efficient manner with less latency in FL Studio 20. I love these headphones and my friend also loves them. 10/10 would definitely recommend

[Closed-Back] I recently got this headphones, im from Uruguay. I'm currently "djiing" and starting with music production (all electronic music, e.g. tech house, techno, house, etc) and this headphones are "flat" (i dont know the english translation), but what i mean by that, is that the bass mid and high are all at the same level, and the reason i bought these, is because you can monitor the sound that the crowd listen to. And also because of the frequency, I can listen to all the "little" sounds of productions. About the materials, are perfect, compact, and it covers my ear. 10/10!

[0.175 lb] This extension cord gives me the range to us my new Rode NTH-100 Professional Closed-Back Over-Ear Headphones from my sofa to the AVR to watch TV. Great quality.

[12 A] These are built like tanks and never ever fail. Love them. Best Back-Up power ever.

[0.1 lb] Use this for music production storage works great!

[Closed-Back] Best headphones I've ever owned! Outstanding!

[ViennaKey] I love this speaker for what I use it for. Back patio music playing and sometimes a wired mic for short distance throwing. This won't go further than maybe 50 feet before you are pushing full and risking feedback. If you are looking for budget friendly home system or for a really small breakout room, this will do the job but not as well as others with more watts...

[Memory Foam] I wouldn't pay full retail for these headphones, but at the current sale price, it's a great set of headphones if an open back design will work for you. Keep this in mind - professional studio recording headphones have to be a closed back design, for multiple obvious reasons. It's more difficult to get neutral balanced sound from the drivers with closed backs. So thus you get the whole headphone scene for audio production tasks. You can't use these Philips headphones for any of that, but for normal consumer enjoyment of music, if nobody is bothered by the sound coming out the back of the phones, these sound absolutely fantastic. Beautiful open, clear, three dimensional soundstage that presents any recording at its best.

[2 Hours] This Philips Fidelio X2HR choice was my first open-backed headphones after always using closed-backed. It was a great choice. The sound is much better than I was used to and the comfort level on the ears and head is also much more comfortable. I am not an audiophile like some of the other reviewers, yet I am very pleased with my choice. I highly recommend these headphones.