kylezo
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Hello all!
I have been debating between the Sennheiser HD 595 and the Audio Technica ATH-A900 for some time and I am now leaning towards the 595 for these reasons: comfort, clarity, size, sweet midrage, shining live acoustic. Also my sources will be good enough that with a little eq (if necessary) the bottom won't drop out (reciever, digital piano, no amp though).
My final question is regarding the leakage of the open 595s. Since I will be recording, looping, and layering with these phones on in a non-professional, low-tech environment, I wan't to make sure I won't be picking up background leakage in my recordings. I have heard both to watch out for this, and that it probably won't be a problem (it's not like I'll be monitoring at high enough volumes to make my ears bleed, but I do like to be lost in the music when singing, etc.). I'd appreciate it if anyone could weigh in on this issue.
Thank you!
I have been debating between the Sennheiser HD 595 and the Audio Technica ATH-A900 for some time and I am now leaning towards the 595 for these reasons: comfort, clarity, size, sweet midrage, shining live acoustic. Also my sources will be good enough that with a little eq (if necessary) the bottom won't drop out (reciever, digital piano, no amp though).
My final question is regarding the leakage of the open 595s. Since I will be recording, looping, and layering with these phones on in a non-professional, low-tech environment, I wan't to make sure I won't be picking up background leakage in my recordings. I have heard both to watch out for this, and that it probably won't be a problem (it's not like I'll be monitoring at high enough volumes to make my ears bleed, but I do like to be lost in the music when singing, etc.). I'd appreciate it if anyone could weigh in on this issue.
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Thank you!