M-Audio HDH40 – Over Ear Studio Headphones with Closed Back Design, Flexible Headband and 2.7m Cable for Studio Monitoring, Podcasting and Recording - Black

Professional level and Comfortable headset. Clear sounds in My ear!

I have many different headphones in the studio, but each serves a purpose and place. I needed another for general purposes and took a chance in this affordable model. I am very pleased. A great bargain. Clarifying sound. Perfect cord length. Fits me perfectly. Pro quality. I will buy definitely buy another.

Great sound good quality head set

These headphones are not designed for your average music consumer or video gamer. It doesn’t have the traditional smiley face EQ with over hyped bass and treble and mids scooped, so the everyday person listening to Taylor, Weekend, Drake etc. are not going to like how these sound.However I use these as monitors with my Guitar with BIAS Fx / AMP Neural DSP etc. so I wanted a neutral frequency curve to reproduce my tone.I’m giving this 4 stars because I was a bit disappointed with the audio quality there are other headphones in the $30-40 range that sound better than these, however the build quality of these are the best of any cheap headphones I’ve ever purchased. So if you need cheap studio monitors that won’t break the first time your drunk bass player drops them and steps on them, these may be your best bet in the introductory price range. My suggestion? Save a little more money and buy a pair of ATH M series headphones. The 20x go for about $15 more than these and are superior in sound quality and equal in durability.

I'm not a huge fan of over the ear headphones but I needed a set for music mixing. These are great quality for the cost. Audio is clear, they fit comfortably and don't hurt my ears when wearing for prolonged periods of time.

These are great, I use them everyday for practicing and recording. The sound quality is good, the fact that the wire only comes out of one ear instead of both makes it much easier to wear while playing a guitar, bass, drums, and presumably other instruments.Both ears fold out in case you want to press it to your head instead of wearing it, which is nice. They are not too loose or too tight, and the padding is sufficient. They are nice and light without feeling cheap. The ear cups are a little bit big for me, but it turns out that that actually solves another problem, which leads me to the cons.

Necesitaba unos audífonos que me dieran buen detalle de sonido sin distracciones y que fueran cómodos para usarlos bastante rato. Estos son perfectos para eso. El sonido es claro, la cancelación de ruido pasiva por ser cerrados ayuda un montón a concentrarme, y no me cansan aunque los use por horas. ¡Son exactamente lo que buscaba a un precio estupendo!

After years of owning Audio Technica ATH-M20X's, they suddenly became too small. No longer fitting completely over my ears, causing me weariness and ear aches. ... I had to invest in something larger that was adjustable, as most studio headsets I've tried were built for larger heads. So I took a chance on these, as they resemble the Audio Technica's; built roughly the same. But the concern being the actual cup size. As I didn't want to make the same mistake and be out $90. A lot of dough for some folks right now.Well ... so far, great investment 👍 Fitting nicely over my ears, all day. As good wearing headsets should. Should anything change in the near future, I'll be certain and update my rating.UPDATE: Not quite as comfy as expected despite the well design. My ears have 'grown into' the slightly larger cuffs, creating a slight noise disturbance, which is troublesome for audio recording around a busy studio of interruptions etc. I'll look for something a little wider and heavier around the ears.