From the makers of one of the world's best selling ranges of monitors, the KRK KNS 8400 headphones are designed for prolonged professional studio use and are unlike other headphones in that KRK have deliberately voiced them in such a way that you get more of the "open" sound of a pair of monitors and less of the unnatural "closeness" that often clouds the judgement of engineers mixing on headphones. Mackie MC-250 Professional Headphones The Mackie MC-250 Professional Headphones offer reference quality sound with deep, punchy bass and enhance high frequency detail perfect for mixing, studio recording, critical listening and personal listening. detachable locking cable and KRK also sells various other lengths and types of cable, should you require something different. If you’ve ever felt a need for a clear, crisp and virtually distortion-free reference of your mix — don’t look any further. Along with the accurate bass, all other levels (mids, highs) are very well and evenly represented too.

Extended bass frequency definition without boominess that reproduces the low end of your music accurately and clearly. KRK KNS 8402 headphones provide an accurate listening experience in a highly durable package that is perfect for a variety of uses. Newly developed headphone acoustic system bringing a new level of headphone performance for the first time.A number of online comments concerned the treble of the 8400's - many people described it as "rough" and fatiguing, and there are some frequency graphs out there that showed a somewhat messy high frequency response. Combining the isolating closed-back, circumaural design with an accurate frequency response, excellent stereo imaging, and consistent KRK voicing - you've got the perfect pair of affordable headphones for a wide range of critical listening applications, from mixing and mastering to recording and editing! Build – evaluates how well the headphones are put together, the materials used and indicates the expected longevity. Listening to sweep warble tones through the 8402's, it sounds as though there's slight dip around 400hz, and I wonder if this is in part what I'm hearing. The same doesn't apply to the KNS 8402 and from a mixing perspective if anything there’s marginally too much bass, although this is by no means a dealbreaker.

There purports to be a frequency response chart in eCoustics review of the 8402's here: https://www. AIAIAI TMA-2 Studio Wireless+ Headphones Empowering music creators with the freedom to create wirelessly, TMA-2 Studio Wireless+ features W+ link with ultra-low latency and uncompressed audio, Bluetooth 5. I loved the sound of both when they were new, but both now have worn or 3rd-party earpads that mess up the sound (no bass, over-emphasized treble). You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Listeners with smaller heads might perceive a couple of dB’s more bass, and/or varied response of 2 – 5 kHz range depending on headphone position on the head. Comfortable Isolation - The leatherette covered acoustic cellular foam pads provide comfort while the closed-back design delivers excellent ambient noise isolation.