Headphones
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fibredrive
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i used AKG 141S before for my amp (assuming urs has a headphone out), quite liked it. very warm sounding and doesn't have too much over emphasized high freq.
Am currently using either Grado SR60 or a Sony 7506 headphones thru my pod xt live. preference is with the sony but no complaints on both.
haven't tried others with it.
Sony (about 200+) and AKG (170+) i bought from Hung Bros at sim lim. Grados (120) at Music By Design at Adelphi.
I think any decent pair of cans will do. i also tried a Sennheiser thru it before and it was sweet. sorry can't remember model.
Am currently using either Grado SR60 or a Sony 7506 headphones thru my pod xt live. preference is with the sony but no complaints on both.
haven't tried others with it.
Sony (about 200+) and AKG (170+) i bought from Hung Bros at sim lim. Grados (120) at Music By Design at Adelphi.
I think any decent pair of cans will do. i also tried a Sennheiser thru it before and it was sweet. sorry can't remember model.
fibredrive
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the headphones i have mentioned above all come with a 1/4" converter. which means yes, u can plug it straight into ur amp headphones out.
musicdemos
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how about headphone for altec lansing speakers?
Stanton Headphones
Hey, I just bought a new headphones today from Esden Trading located in Sim Lim Square 3rd floor. They've some Stanton DJ headphones there. I've never heard of it before actually, but after I saw the specs of the freq response of 1 of the headphone, I was actually marvelled :smt023 . For the 'lowest end' DJ Pro 60 model, the freq response is 3Hz to 28000Hz :smt119 . Read more of it here :smt020 http://reviews-zdnet.com.com/Stanton_DJ_Pro_60___headphones/4507-6468_16-31278400.html?tag=tab
I was doing 'on-the-spot' testing with the headphones on display cos I had always carried my mp3 player around wherever I go. The shop tender was a nice middle age man, and he helped me with the testing over 4 other models that he recommended until I finally decide to settle with the DJ 60 model. I'm very happy with its performance and besides, it cost only $45, very reasonable price tag I must say. The next-in-line model costs about $80 and the rest are way over my budget amounting like $108 and $185 or so. And oh yes, all the Stanton headphones comes with either a converter from the audio-jack plug (3.5mm) to the cable/guitar-jack (6.3mm) or itself is already in the 6.3mm size, so I think it fits your usage.
If you happen to drop by Sim Lim Square, you might want to drop by the shop and check out these headphones. I must say, the DJ 60 is definitely better than any of those on sale in the Sony stores. :smt043
(P/S : our ears can only detect sounds of the frequency from 20Hz to 20kHz ideally. Varies from person to person and over aging.)
Hey, I just bought a new headphones today from Esden Trading located in Sim Lim Square 3rd floor. They've some Stanton DJ headphones there. I've never heard of it before actually, but after I saw the specs of the freq response of 1 of the headphone, I was actually marvelled :smt023 . For the 'lowest end' DJ Pro 60 model, the freq response is 3Hz to 28000Hz :smt119 . Read more of it here :smt020 http://reviews-zdnet.com.com/Stanton_DJ_Pro_60___headphones/4507-6468_16-31278400.html?tag=tab
I was doing 'on-the-spot' testing with the headphones on display cos I had always carried my mp3 player around wherever I go. The shop tender was a nice middle age man, and he helped me with the testing over 4 other models that he recommended until I finally decide to settle with the DJ 60 model. I'm very happy with its performance and besides, it cost only $45, very reasonable price tag I must say. The next-in-line model costs about $80 and the rest are way over my budget amounting like $108 and $185 or so. And oh yes, all the Stanton headphones comes with either a converter from the audio-jack plug (3.5mm) to the cable/guitar-jack (6.3mm) or itself is already in the 6.3mm size, so I think it fits your usage.
If you happen to drop by Sim Lim Square, you might want to drop by the shop and check out these headphones. I must say, the DJ 60 is definitely better than any of those on sale in the Sony stores. :smt043
(P/S : our ears can only detect sounds of the frequency from 20Hz to 20kHz ideally. Varies from person to person and over aging.)
