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Quote:   But do you think there is much difference for mixing between open and closed designs?

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Quote: So you think KNS6400 would be better for mixing than K240 even with the closed-back design?  

This thread is a lot similar to mine and could help msmuse101 too.    Could anyone help me out there?

After a few researches, I'm finally between only two headphones (that fits my budget and my purpouses), and my doubts go beyond the simply "which one is better". And you know, I've read a lot of different things about them, and thats quite confusing, so I hope you guys could help me out!  ...

The sound is muddy, the low keys (i play piano) are indistinguishable, sorry I can't properly explain it in english.   But the lower frequencies sounds much better on my cheap SHS3200, lol. Really dunno why. Maybe because K44 is a closed can, dunno, maybe it brings up details of the sustain...

Hello guys! Hope you can help me. I just bought a AKG K44 for home mixings (I know I shouldnt mix on headphones, but I need SOMETHING to mix because I do a lot of VST recordings late at night) but it sounded like crap on my onboard soundcard. Specially the bass sounded completly awful.  ...

Hello guys! Hope you can help me. I just bought a AKG K44 for home mixings (I know I shouldnt mix on headphones, but I need SOMETHING to mix because I do a lot of VST recordings late at night) but it sounded like crap on my onboard soundcard. Specially the bass sounded completly awful. Also, I'm...

Hello guys! Hope you can help me.   I just bought a AKG K44 for home mixings (I know I shouldnt mix on headphones, but I need SOMETHING to mix because I do a lot of VST recordings late at night) but it sounded like crap on my onboard soundcard. Specially the bass sounded completly awful.  ...