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Question: How does this pair of headphones compare to the sony mdr 7506 for use in the studio? which one has the most neutral sound? much appreciated.
Document: I am mentioning this to set expectations.While these phones attenuate ambient noise in your listening space, they do not completely isolate it. If you are mixing in a relatively quiet environment this is not an issue.Quality and construction are exceptional. Every detail from the cords to the connectors are perfectly made. I use other phone brands and this one is made as good or better than Sony, or the other top brands that I own.
I use phones for listening to and enjoying music, and listening to raw mixes. One phone cannot do it all, but for the latter task the review sample that I received is one of the best studio monitors that I have used.The frequency range at each end is outside of normal human hearing (10 Hz to 26.5 Hz), so even if you cannot hear every frequency from the source to which you are listening, these phones are reproducing them anyway.
Pros: Build quality, sound quality, comfort, great noise canceling, no sound leakage, and quality accessories.Cons: The headphones have quite a lot of clamping force right out of the box.I decided to purchase these over a pair of Audio-Technica M50's after hearing they were rather base heavy. It was a great choice. These are an absolutely fantastic neutral headphone. I listen to a wide range of genres from classical to rap and they are great with everything.
Of course, I knew I was buying neutral sound headphones, so that didn't bother me.I use them daily at the office, and they are not the most comfortable headphones I've had, but after a while you won't notice them.
Hi all! I was happy to get a pre release pair of the new BRAINWAVZ HM5 Pro Studio Monitor Headphones, the second in the Full Size range of BRAINWAVZ headphones that also includes the HM3's. I have had them just over 3 weeks now, and have really put them through a rigorous and extensive testing period. I will assign a 5 star rating system(5 highest, 1 lowest) to help define how well the HM5's perform.
The sound is point blank centered, yet it engulfs you with so much clarity. Sound isolation is also great, nice to know for portable use.
First of all I used my mp4nation Nationite N2's for the majority of my portable testing, with the EQ set to Normal so as not to color the sound. I also used my Rockboxed Sansa Clip+ for a few hours, amped with a FiiO E5. And for studio use, I connected to my Presonus StudioLive 16.4.2 digital mixer, with a Presonus Firestudio mobile audio interface.
The Brainwave HM5 studio monitor headphones provide great audio for anyone. It looks very stylish to begin with. The HM5 feature an over the ear design which sits comfortably, providing an adequate seal that limits leakage. Included in the package are two detachable cables, a short 1.3 meter cable  and a larger 3 meter cable for use in a home environment. The headphones were very comfortable and no pain was observed.
That was true during the years I did professional audio, and it&#8217;s true today and it&#8217;s true for professional and non-professional alike.The HM-5s have other pro features besides their flat, accurate response. They are well-built and rugged. The supplied cables (two of them, one shorter and the other much longer) are solid.
First of all, I'm not an audiophile. But I like to buy quality.I was looking for headphones that sounded great and clean at the same time, so I decided to give this Brainwavz a go. All the reviews were great so I thought I wouldn't be disappointed.When the headphones arrived, my first impression was that they were too neutral. I still think the same, but you can always use any kind of equalizer and then is when the WOW shows up.
Answer: I'm not familiar w/ the Sonys, but these things are RIDICULOUSLY neutral. Honestly one of the most neutral headphones i've ever used, which means they're incredibly honest for studio/mixing use, of course. I highly recommend.