goDonato
New Head-Fier
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I have a video editing system at home and work. I freelance in the evenings at home and I’m looking for noise reducing headphones.
All of my critical audio mixing will be done at work on a good pair of monitors so the headphones don't have to be completely flat. I'd like to have some bass for when I listen to music.
After poking around here I've noticed the Shure SE315 or Westone W2 might be good. From what I read, the ER4's are not durable, is that true?
So how much noise reduction is enough? SE315s have 37, but W2s have 25. In real world terms, what is 25db going to get you?
I work in my loft and my kids can get a little loud. That's the "noise" that I want to reduce.
The 315s seem perfect except their weak on bass, is that true?
I’m looking for isolation, comfort, and durability in that order.
Thanks!
Donato