On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 09:24:30PM +0100, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
It should be semi-opened. However, I guess those
expensive modern Bayer,
Sony, Sennheiser, AKG etc. from the last 20 years until now, do all have
got a better sound quality and can replace my old AKG regarding to the
sound quality. It's not needed to replace it yet, but since it's very
old, perhaps in the future. I experienced those new headphones as very
fragile. It's used for the first time, 10 minutes old, it get out of the
hands of a guest, bumped just on the table and there's some odd noise
for some frequencies.
Get a DT100. Mine is now 35 years old, has seen some forms of
abuse you can't imagine, and it's still doing its job as if
nothing ever happened.
Or if you can afford it, get a DT48. Takes some getting used
to, but probably the best thing there is for recording.
Ciao,
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