question about headphones.
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Posted on Nov 14, 2002 11:38 pm
stupe
Member Since: Apr 03, 2002
hi guys. i was just wondering if you guys know of any headphones that have heavy sound isolation to them. the reason i inquire is because i record bands live and i need the drummer to be able to hear guitars that are mic'd in a different room over his own drums. currently im using normal headphones that do cover the ears with no holes but i have to crank these headphones way up to a distorting level just so the drummer can hear the guitar over the drums. what would you guys do in these situations? has anyone tried the studio kans headphones?
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Nov 15, 2002 08:41 am Does anyone involved have a set of in-ear monitors available to use? That may help...maybe...
Noize2uCzar of MidiAdministrator
Since: Apr 04, 2002
Nov 15, 2002 03:49 pm Hey Stupe, I have tried those can's and they work really well. And the price is right also. Sony and AKG have some also, but they are not nearly as cheap.
Nov 16, 2002 06:38 am Ya mean "inexpensive" ;-)
stupeMember
Since: Apr 03, 2002
Nov 16, 2002 06:56 pm hey hey cheap is alright with me. as long as they work ehehe
Nov 16, 2002 07:55 pm You could check out some of the "Metrophones" headphones. Our drummer uses a pair of those and they're real tight on your ears. He plays really loud when he has them on because he can't tell how loud he's playing at all :-)
brockMember
Since: Jun 28, 2002
Nov 17, 2002 02:08 pm go get some of thouse ear muff things that make it so you can't hear much when you have them on...like the things they wear in the shooting ranges...and then get some cheap head phones, the kind that fit in your ear. put the head phones in your ears and then the ear muff things over them
Nov 17, 2002 03:24 pm yeah i've tried that but i have problems keepign the small headphones in my ears, when i put my "builder's earmuffs" over they come out and are kinda uncomfortable, but they do the job i guess. its a pity that i can't see those kans in any stores in the UK, i'm looking for something similar. I'm looking on www.digitalvillage.co.uk and they have a lot of beyer, and Sennheiser headphones. Would anyone recomend any of these? i need closed back headphones for recording