Best Professional Recording Studio Headphones

[Phantom Power] professional recording

[Analog] Shopped around a lot to find inexpensive noise cancelling headphones for the recording studio in our youth center. The youth are rough on them and we generally go through them fast. Youth don't seem to know the difference between these and the more expensive ones we bought previously. Plus these have proven to be quite durable. Great bang for the buck. Didn't have to compromise.

[1.45 lb] Bought these headphones for Studio recording and I m perfectly happy. Fit on the head perfectly and rendering a good balance sound. Of course you can get high end headphones to monitor your music but these headphones make the job.

[Steel] I use these headphones for quiet listening from my iPhone and laptop, and also as monitors for my small recording studio. As of this review, I've used them heavily for over a month. These are magnificent headphones with quality construction, and the soft over-ear cups are very comfortable even after an hour of use.

[8 Hours ] Great for use in remote recording where headphones of varying impedances must be used. I have the RA102 in my studio and this is a great mini-version of that amp. This will solve the problem of a sound board wanting headphones of 100 to 200 ohms and your cans are 45 or 50.

[Dynamic] These headphones are excellent for studio recording. After searching and trying nearly all of B&H's headphones on display, these called out to me the most from all of the rest for their price, sound and design. If you're on a budget, but don't want to sacrifice quality just buy this model. You'll be glad you did.

[Spindle] As a professional in Studio Recording, I appreciate purchasing accessories that are useful & well made. I previously purchased, these CMC CD-R Disc's, and found EVERY ONE used, came through the Recording Process 'unscathed' and complete with No Bad Blanks. That's Really Remarkable today in my estimation. Thanks CMC for making & B&H for selling an excellent product. Cheers & Happy Recording, JayDubYa

[Yes] I run a professional recording studio and I recently started working with clients doing a video podcast. They needed to be able to take callers, so I researched the best way to get audio into and out of an analog phone line. This box allows you to record an incoming caller without the outgoing audio. It also allows you to send a line level signal to the phone. It has worked flawlessly so far. My clients are so happy with the results that I purchased a second interface to allow them to take callers on a second line. This is THE professional solution for interfacing audio to and from a phone line. Before purchasing the first unit, I called JK Audio to get some pre-purchase advice, and their tech support was exemplary. A highly recommended unit and company. BH were great as usual - fast shipping and handling and fair pricing.

[Bus Power] Studio quality recording for $ . I am no professional by any means, and the sound quality that I am able to pull out of this mic is remarkable. It sometimes sounds better than professional recordings I listen to in my favorite songs (I use this for acoustic guitar recording).

[0.175 lb] Saw these headphones listed as PC Magazine's Best for Affordable Studio Headphones, and I totally agree. I haven't used them for any studio stuff, but they're great for gaming and streaming. Very pleased with what you get for the price. Comfortable, great sound, and cool features (can plug into the left or right side, plug has a lock on it, comes with color bands to identify each chord, adjustable head band).