Headphone Recommendation?

[gitch]

Does anybody have headphones recommendations for edrums? Right now I am using Byerdynamic DT770 Pro

 

[wolfereeno]

There are lists and lists of this Q. Those Beyers seem to be good phones. What don't you like about them?

FWIW, I love the discontinued Sony 7520. Just have to replace the coiled wire. No idea why they stopped making them. They're amazing.

I also have AKG K240s (M and regular) and Sony 7506's. All are OK but don't hold a candle to the 7520's.

I am curious about these as a replacement for the 7520's if they ever die. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/de...65-professional-open-back-over-ear-headphones

 

[electrodrummer]

Sennheiser HE-1

 

[wolfereeno]

Sennheiser HE-1

Billed as the worlds most expensive headphones! For 80K they better come with a guy to put them on your head every time you want to use them!

 

[Ryukyu]

Does anybody have headphones recommendations for edrums? Right now I am using Byerdynamic DT770 Pro

It depends on what you're looking for and how you want to use them, and of course personal preferences.
I've heard great things about the DT770. What are you looking for that they are lacking?
Musician friends have told me to look at Audio-Technica, although they don't specify any models.
I use Sennheiser HD280s and like them for practicing, but I also use Shure SE215 in-ears, and even Air Pods Pro at times. For gigging I'm using UE 5 Pros. Not sure I would recommend them, and I wouldn't buy them again.
It's just too broad of a question without much more context.

 

[wolfereeno]

I like the Westone 2 or 3 driver with the Comply Tips for in-ears. But 99% of my edrum use is done at home so I prefer regular headphones.

I still can't believe the sony 7510 and 20's are discontinued.

 

[JRC]

As long as they are closed, comfy and not too cheap you'll be fine with most. Your Beyer 770 are closed and very comfortable. I used them as reference headphones before.
On my DTX900 I currently use the Audio Technica ATHM50, but that's because I don't use them for anything else. I tried my old AKG 240, but they are horrible since they are semi-open. Leave them for other things.

 

[mzd]

Yeah, I think it’s hard to give a recommendation without knowing what you’re looking for, especially since the DT-770 is a very decent headphone and often recommended. What do you find lacking in your current setup?

 

[drummertom]

I have the Beyer DT-990 Pro's and love them. Great sounding and comfortable for extended periods of listening.

 

[gitch]

There are lists and lists of this Q. Those Beyers seem to be good phones. What don't you like about them?

FWIW, I love the discontinued Sony 7520. Just have to replace the coiled wire. No idea why they stopped making them. They're amazing.

I also have AKG K240s (M and regular) and Sony 7506's. All are OK but don't hold a candle to the 7520's.

I am curious about these as a replacement for the 7520's if they ever die. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/de...65-professional-open-back-over-ear-headphones

Nothing really they are great they are just getting old. I might just buy another pair.

 

[gitch]

It depends on what you're looking for and how you want to use them, and of course personal preferences.
I've heard great things about the DT770. What are you looking for that they are lacking?
Musician friends have told me to look at Audio-Technica, although they don't specify any models.
I use Sennheiser HD280s and like them for practicing, but I also use Shure SE215 in-ears, and even Air Pods Pro at times. For gigging I'm using UE 5 Pros. Not sure I would recommend them, and I wouldn't buy them again.
It's just too broad of a question without much more context.

I really don't have aproblem just seeing what is out there. The only problem I have is cracking

Yeah, I think it’s hard to give a recommendation without knowing what you’re looking for, especially since the DT-770 is a very decent headphone and often recommended. What do you find lacking in your current se

 

[gitch]

Forgot to finish I have the plastic craking around where the headphones slide in and out.