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Question: it says that these are good for recording but it doesn't have a microphone does it not come in the pic or something else
Document: He plugged this one into his computer and away he went! He absolutely loves them! He said they aren't completely sound canceling but for the most part when he's tuned into a game on his computer, he can't hear what I'm doing right next to him. I only wish they had come with some kind of case so our cat won't chew the cord. But I have the box they came in and that will do for now until I can get (or make) something else.
Title says it all. The set is robust and therefore I expect it to last. I use mine for recording light music -- piano, acoustic guitar, vocals -- so they are sufficient enough to block out sound from the outside enough to allow me to hear what the mic is picking up. They are easily adjustable and the cable is a good length.I gave it 4 stars because of the 1/4&#34; adapter and 1/8&#34; jack which are both plated with an alloy (gold in appearance but who knows) that makes their connection clean and secure.
I don't know about Professional Studio earphones. I bought them on sale and use them to listen to Pandora at work.Probably says in the description somewhere's but I was just too to excited to get these on sale and didn't read.The cord is darn near 9 ft long. Might be good for you, but if I want to go for a walk or something, I need to roll the whole thing up and put it the front pocket of my pull over. It is about 4 one foot loops and it feels ridiculous.My ears are kinda big in the vertacle direction (uh... tall ears I guess).
These completely fit my needs as a budget friendly, good sounding pair if headphones for use with listening and recording my music creations. They sound great and completely cover my ears. Really, what else do you need?
These are nicely constructed, very good at cutting out outside noise, and sound excellent. I can put them on and shut out nearly everything else in the room. It works well for me for listening to and recording music, playing games, watching movies, etc. The cord is nicely constructed with an anti-fraying spring on the end and includes an adapter for 1/4th inch stereo that screws in securely.
The headphones come with male adapters that work with both a regular headphone jack on a computer/iPod/mp3 player as well as real stereo jack. The smaller male plug has threads for screwing on the larger male plug.As far as sound goes, the Audio-Technica ATH-M30, beat out most of the ear buds I've used. They are better than the Able Planet headphones I use regularly that have a bass boost switch- these have no humming or crackling when there is no music playing. I was curious if Audio-Technica is made by a company that makes more well known name-brand equipment but couldn't find much info on the web.While not an audiophile, as a wedding and event photographer(when I am not being a mom, reviewer or editor), I do create special slide shows and use a Roland Edirol field recorder which is quite excellent with a microphone.
I bought these for my Dad for Christmas. He loves them. He says they are recording quality headphones (coming from someone who was once a radio DJ) and uses them often.
The price has risen about 15 dollars since I got them a year ago, so at this pricepoint you might want to look into something else if it aligns to your needs better. However, they're still great headphones even if not as good a value as one year ago.Hope this helps!
These are good headphones for the money. Audio quality is very good, and I am happy with the sound quality. These are not really comfortable with glasses on. The headphones are a little heavy, and the cord is long and heavy. Definitely not a portable pair of headphones. I am using them to listen to music at home, so this is not a problem for me. If you are looking for headphones to carry with you opt for something else.I would recommend these headphones as a sturdy pair for home use.
I have other headphones but this is the most expensive set I have to date, and I must say I was amazed at the sound. They help keep out other sounds with the closed-back and the headband makes wearing them easier on the head than just plastic or wire on top. Each earpiece can be turned out so you can talk or listen to something (or somebody) else. They have a long cord, so while they may not be good for wearing outside, they allow movement inside the house or studio.
Answer: Yes, these headphones are good for recording, but no it does not have any microphone with it. The reason it is good for recording is because the headphones are called 'closed-back' headphones (the 'back' meaning the outer side of the earcups). As you can see, the earcups have a completely covered back (no speaker holes) in order to prevent any sound leakage from the headphones that may be picked up during a recording session. (Other headphones are called 'open-back' headphones. These are, of course, the opposite: they allow some sound leakage to let in ambient sound and to create a more speaker-like sound or larger sound space. You can tell by the little speaker holes on the back of the earcups).Hope this helps and informs you on your purchase decision!