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post #16 of 17
11/19/12 at 9:50pm
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hmm... for my own mixing and recording i'll be needing my own headphones... especially with home recording etc 
i've tried the shure iems before and didn't like them, i found them too mid heavy and warm i don't know if it translates to headphones? maybe?
i'm interested in what the KNS can do, maybe even the 8400?

Yes the KRK8400 is for sure a headphone I would look into over the HD380 and M50. Sorry haven't owned the SRH840.
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post #17 of 17
12/1/12 at 2:22am
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Hey guys thanks for all your help!!! I ordered the SRH840's and they're BRILLIANT, the only small issue is weight and comfort because the weight makes it hurt on the top of my head but i'm sure i can just stick some foam or something on it. The one problem i've had with audio so far is that it bleeds out, I need my click track to be rather loud to cut through the other tracks and so far it has bled into both microphones when i've recorded, I use 2 AKG C414's and play guitar with one positioned at the neck and one directly outside the sound hole but both have been picking up the clicks. If there's a way to get it out or prevent further bleed then that'd be great! Thanks again all of you!!!

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