Portable Field Contractor Video Monitoring

[Closed-Back] I use them for monitoring in the field and they work great.

[64 Ohms] I had been using audio technicas-30s for field monitoring for video. I left them on a job and needed a replacement headphones. I really like the sennheiser because of the light weight and great sound. I have only used them twice, but was very happy.

[≥92 dB ] I really love use the DR-60D in the field. Its great to do all the monitoring in a safe way.

[32 x 18 x 4.3"] I'm an audio/video contractor and I use many types of full motion mounts. 5 stars! Great extension length and moves very fluidly. Relatively simple to assemble and worked suberbly for a 55 inch TV. Well made. Very Satisfied!

[Barrel Female] I use this for adding monitoring to my Panasonic G7. I have a YouTube video tutorial.

[1.45 lb] Replaced one I already had, but was knocked out of ceiling by a contractor in my attic.

[Green] I bought them for field monitoring sound, they are comfortable and seem durable. I find I'm using them a lot at the editing console just to listen to music on the XM feed. I'm astounded at the discrete highs and then the drum/base punch on the jazz tracks I'm listening to right now. Volume is low, I can hear my keyboard clicks, but the music is wonderful.

[45 W (USB-C)] This battery has performed quite well in field use powering the C70 and an Atomos Ninja 5 for monitoring. The battery fits and charges with the C70 charger. The D-Tap port fits the conversion cable to barrel connector for the monitor. I have seen reviews that state the opposite-- perhaps they have revised the design by the time I purchased as I see no problems like this whatsoever. So far this battery has not only performed well, but serves a more utilitarian purpose of consolidating power needs into one place.

[60 W RMS] terrific for near field monitoring, even in small (170 sq. ft) rooms. tight low end, lots of detail. more power than i ever need.

[Straight] Bought this model on the suggestion of a cousin who worked professionally in the bird monitoring field for many years. So far, we are very happy. It was easy to set up and has provided us excellent views of distant waterfowl. The only negative I've experienced is that the focus has to be adjusted after zooming in. We usually scan at 20X, then zoom in when we spot something. It would be nice if the focus stayed the same, but maybe that's not possible. I also find it a bit har to get the focus right at the 60X magnification.