Headphone Comfortable Headphones Shareport Monitoring Review

I had no luck with the headphones. No matter how hard I try to take care of the headphones I've had in my life, they always seem to break at the worst possible moment. I thought the final set would be the perfect balance of sound quality and craftsmanship at the best price. I had them for about 6 months, until the day the connector in my iPhone adapter came loose just after I took off on a cross country flight! This time I was determined to spend a little more and get a better set. The truth…

First of all I would like to say that the ear cushions are soft and comfortable. The padding on the headband is pretty decent too. The ear cups are all plastic, except for a thin stainless steel band in the adjustable headband. This chromed plastic is very light which makes them feel cheap. For most, these aren't on-ear headphones. The ear pads have round holes, and the diameter of the hole is not very big for such thick and large ear pads like this one. So, unless you have small ears, it will…

I've been listening to music attentively since 1982. I've owned hundreds of headphones over the years. This is the first time I've taken the headphones out of the box and they sound amazing! I will not bore you with connection and impedance information, you can find them in the headphone description. What I will tell you is that the headphones are incredibly comfortable during long listing sessions. The sound is accurate and true to what the mixer and artists want to hear. Well, having said…

I recently bought my first electronics kit. I've been playing drums for over 50 years but haven't touched a few sticks in the last 12-14 years. I'm 63 years old and won't be in a band anymore, but as a drummer I always keep in shape. It's no secret (you can find it anywhere) that an average hour of drumming easily burns 1300 calories. In any case, for my purposes it is much more convenient to buy an electronic setup where I can control the volume and play at any time. This is not a review of…

This review is about the Oneaudio Pro 30 headphones in brown and silver. For the price you can't beat the sound quality. I have been difficult to please with audio products for many years. In recent years, as audiophile prices have come down, I've been able to afford quality audio gear. My main headphones that I currently use are Sennheiser HD 6xx, Modded Monolith M650, various Sony Bluetooth headphones. IEMS: Kzn AC10, Tin Audio T2 Po, Various clips, Shure, especially the sound. Eavesdropping…

Me: Musician for over 30 years. I fronted a rock band, sat first in a symphony orchestra, and performed with all kinds of bands. I work instrumentally and vocally, DJ and produce music. I spend more hours with headphones than anyone I know and I have a wide variety of headphones. I DJ with in-ear headphones, so I bought these for casual listening, backup/consumer recommendations for tracking and mixing, and gaming situations. with another electronic music artist and I need to listen to the…