Panasonic Studio Headphones

[0.115 lb] Simply put, these are the best studio headphones I’ve ever had. Thank you!

[Proprietary] the Studio Monitor Headphones are very well made and have excellent sound quality.

[0.48 lb] Never lose track of your headphones in a crowded studio again. And keep it off your gear!

[1] I USED IT AS A POWER SOURCE FOR A PANASONIC 3100 CAMERA STUDIO KIT AND ALSO USE THE BATTERY AS A STAND ALONE ENG KIT....WORKS GREAT AND LOVE THE DUAL PURPOSE CHARGER/POWER SUPPLY.

[1.74 lb] This is a must have for anyone using the AC90 from Panasonic. The focus controls on the AC90 are horribly slow. Once I plugged in the studio setup everything was very responsive. Now I can get super fast focus and iris controls at my fingertips. One thing to note though, the focus control (at least for the AC90) is really sensitive, meaning you don't have to turn it much to make the lens adjust its focus. This can be a great thing if you want to rack and focus to something thats really far away and then something very close. However it takes some getting used to when you are fine tuning the focus. Overall Im very happy with this purchase, it really adds another degree of creativity when you are getting shots.

[Black] This is my second VariZoom remote. Loved the 1st so much had to have another for my newest Panasonic AG-AC160A. This is mainly used shooting in the studio, at concerts and other non-run-and-gun events. Long cord allows for secondary operator to perform actions if necessary. But mostly used as a single person operation.

[0.12 lb] I use my Panasonic GH6 in a streaming environment. However, it pulls double duty as my face camera during video calls and meetings. As such, having reliable access to power is crucial. While I realize this might be a personal preference, I vastly prefer using a powered solution such as this over having multiple batteries to swap in and out. I never have to worry about (or check) the current battery charge. Since I exclusively use the camera in a controlled (studio) environment, I saw no need to go the battery route. This way, I know that the camera is always fully powered and ready to go, adapting to changing needs as necessary. Since I was so happy with this solution, I purchased a similar dummy battery product for another studio item I own.

[Yes, on Cable] So I needed a replacement/upgraded pair of studio cans that I could use extensively that would tell me the truth... it was either the Mackie MC-150 or these and decided to spend a little bit extra for the quality, and it was worth it... the stereo imaging on these are AMAZING, its funny sometimes I forget I got them on my ears and for a few moments think my studio monitors are still turned on, it doesnt lack in any low/mid/high area, but doesnt hype anything up either, very accurate and fun to work with, if you have a good ear for tracking/mixing even mastering these can be a very valuable tool to have in the studio, overall one of the best pairs of studio headphones I ever had, rivals certain other studio headphones twice the price, highly recommended

[200 mW] Purchased 2 years ago and use for both live performance soloing, personal listening, and some studio mixing. These headphones are very durable and comfortable, but the sound quality really sets them apart. They transport me into whatever I'm listening to. Combined with a fiios dac, they will do everything and will do it well. Unless you're looking for open back headphones, these will easily become your favorites. A+. I'll replace the earpads and cable when they finally wear out.

[1.22 lb] I own a semi pro studio in Ransomville NY. I have tried other so called isolation headphones. The CAD DH100 phones reject outside noise better than some of the more expensive name brand models. Most drummers that record here go out and buy their own, once they use them. Buy a set...you won't be disappointed.