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Well, these AKG 141's sound flat and ugly, and they give me sore ears after an hour. However, Sub was right...when I get a mix to sound pretty good in these, it sounds great on everything else. Yes! just like the old NS 10 monitors lol.... No candy! flat and ugly and your dying to add treble to everything.... But don't forget Mark if you are mixing with phones which sometimes we all have to do being at home.. you can have another pair that gives more color, just be aware of it and get used to them. Having treble in phones will make it so that you won't feel the need to add it. Those popular Sony phones are very high end and LOUD! There is no real right or wrong just what works best for you...and establishing some consistency in the studio is a nice thing it helps you move along. I For example have to think about a thousand other things, but not headphones lol..
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