Enhanced HPS3000 Studio Headphones by Behringer Review

Well, definitely not "monitor" headphones, they are only suitable for someone who does not hear the difference between good and very bad sound at all. With its pros: They sit comfortably on the head, good sound insulation, there is a 3.5 and 6.5 mm jack Different cons: Overdrive at a volume slightly above average. This is completely unexpected, because even on cheap and non-monitor headphone models I have never noticed this.

If for the studio, then only work with strings, xs with anything else. Wherever there is a bass component, it is simply not worked out. If you add a volume - they only "blow" but do not play. Got pros: Price, "musical" manufacturer, comfortable on the head, legible middle and top. Its cons: It is unrealistic to monitor, for example, a slogan - there is no bottom. You mix the recording, set it up - then it buzzes on the monitors, but there was nothing like that in the ears.

They worked for me for about 1.5 years, only a piece of plastic broke off on impact, the sound was not affected in any way. And if the cat had not bitten the wire, they would still work and work. Got pros: On my large, slightly protruding ears, they sit well, for which they were chosen at one time. The outer size of the ear pads is 105x85 mm, inside approximately 60x45 mm. With prolonged use (4-5 hours in a row), the ears do not hurt and almost do not sweat. I was very pleased with the cable

They feel quieter than I expected on devices by default, although I have enough with a margin. Maybe it's about 64 ohms, on the external sound system, of course, everything is tip-top. Got pros: - an angled connector with an adapter (the adapter in the kit is screwed on and not put on - it is reliable, but not all other adapters fit) - the wire behaves well in frost, and is generally reliable, even after countless accidental pulls. With its cons. - after about three hours, the head gets very…

I've had these for about a month now. They are comfortable and adjustable to fit well. The cable is long and I love that the 1/4" plug unscrews to reveal a 3.5mm jack. No adapter required. Sound quality is pretty good for the low price. Nice bass, Mids aren't muddy highs were fine I didn't give 5 stars if something didn't stand out These are very good headphones I would buy them again any day rather than paying $1 or $200 for something "better quality" or paying for something with some Di-Jays…

I can't say enough good things about these little animals. I found them at Revain for $20. We recently bought a Behringer headphone amp so we can rehearse late at night without damaging everyone's ears. And it works. So I bought a pair and gave them to my bass player who really liked the good bass response and comfortable ear pads. I needed a pair for myself and found them at Revain Warehouse Deals for $9. I plugged it in and am now trying the Garage Band at 2am and the woman just keeps…

I replaced some old headphones that I use for watching/listening to music and YouTube videos. I didn't understand what "studio headphones" means. I think I thought it meant good sound quality and well made. What I didn't realize was how heavy they are and how warm the cuffs are on the inside. They are probably best for recording studios or DJs as they take up the most time. They're just uncomfortable to wear over long periods of time, at least when sitting at a table in front of a computer…

So just got them in the mail. I need an inexpensive studio pair to replace my Sennheiser HD 650 until I can comfortably shell out another $350 for another pair. Decided to give them a chance. They are surprisingly clear on the price. Bandwidth KILLER for $20. There is an odd gain drop around 7k, but it's very brief and most headphones have a drop off somewhere. SUPER flat answer. They are great for recording and mixing. They are surprisingly comfortable. The sizing seems pretty well thought…

First of all, you need to understand that if you buy $20 headphones, you also get $20 headphones. Don't expect them to compete with your dad's $200 Bose or Sony headphones. That being said, these headphones are MILES ahead of the headphones in terms of audio quality and way better than other headsets in their price range. If you're looking for an inexpensive upgrade to hear drum n bass with a little more power or classical guitar with a little more clarity, this is for you. In response to some…

No one really thinks a $20 pair of headphones would be perfect. There will always be a shortage; maybe even a few. However, the Behringer HPS3000 falls short when compared to comparable headphones in its ability to underperform on all levels. Headband: narrow and thin. It bends at an angle to fit my very average head, but I don't think it can hold it up for long. Ear pads: thin. with barbs. Closely. Small. My ears don't fit in. My kids ears are gone too. The cup is generally short, not reaching

i'm not an audiophile but i get dizzy when listening to a new song with good headphones listen, which I like very much. All the little details hidden in the frequencies, only the best listening gear can give you access to the completion of each song in my head. So I got these headphones and 7 months later here are my thoughts. Comfort and Portability: Definitely not the kind of headphones to carry around. I'm afraid to put them in a backpack because they won't fold, and wearing them around my…

I've been using Behringer HPS3000 headphones for about four years until a few weeks ago I forgot about them and tried to move away from the console. This time I decided to try a different model as I could return them if they didn't work and I could always fall back on another pair of HPS3000s. I chose the HPX2000 because they cost the same as the HPS3000 but have a slightly different design. I was willing to write a devastating review and return the product. I plugged the headphones into my…

in general, they work out their price of 1100 (it was a long time ago) . professional use is doubtful, rather for normal listening, because there is a color in stock. the design is good, nothing has fallen apart all the time, the only thing is that the wires that go inside the cup protrude a couple of times, which is why it was slightly "dented" . but everything works. Now there is a very good alternative to the Behringers, which is why I will not advise them to purchase. Thank you for your…

I bought this miracle for recording and information. Before I bought them, mixing was a very difficult process due to the lack of monitors (which I still can't afford). I had to mix on cheap Chinese headphones, and then equalize on several speaker systems one by one to achieve the same balance of instruments and voices . Now mixing is much easier (I mix directly into them, turn it on at home acoustics and Voila! the sound is almost the same as was wearing headphones) . Please note. It's all…