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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Jul 2003
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I used the Sony 7506 for years, a bit hyped in the upper mids, but nice.
When I lost those, I got a pair of Audio Technica ATH50s. I love these cans! Comfortable, closed, and very natural sounding. OK, there's a bit of boost in the low mids, kind of like a reflex cabinet, but still very nice.
Except for the price, I would've gotten some DT770.
The AKG 240s are natural sounding, but they'll bite you once the musicians have them on, only can I know which will feed back into the vocal mic. TURN IT DOWN!!!
"Take 276, you know this used to be fun."
John Entwistle
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