That is the cutest baby🥰🥰🥰 I liked your review and you touched on a lot of valid points. I'm subscribing as well so keep up the good work you've got good presence.
thx for the honest review. I think ill pass. I have the same Mackie speakers you do (CRX4BT's) and I also have the CRX8BT's as well. I really like them, that is the sound quality im looking for, true studio quality sound.
@bangaloremathematicalinsti5351 these are headphone. They are used to hear. You will need a microphone if you want to speak in conjunction with these headphones. I use these with a desktop microphone for Teams meetings at work.
@@rhalfik ok. I’ll shave my head and not wear my glasses. Then I’ll be come, look terrible and won’t be able to see. If I’m doing actual audio editing, I use my studio monitors or take my good sennheiser’s out of my camera bag. These are comfortable ok sounding headphones you can wear all day to not disturb others in the office. These are not high end headphones they allow you to really hear the mids and lows to edit.
Studio headphone should not add anything to the audio you’re listening to. They should be as clear as possible so you can hear what you’re actually getting. So no they should not add bass or anything to the mix. They should just let you hear what’s there already. But these are kind of thin and hollow sounding, so I wasn’t sure what was there, because they lack the clarity that real studio headphones should have
Thank you for sharing your honest thoughts on these headphones!
My pleasure!
That is the cutest baby🥰🥰🥰 I liked your review and you touched on a lot of valid points. I'm subscribing as well so keep up the good work you've got good presence.
@@Mr1Schoolmaster thanks!
Most Awaited Question is it better then Audiotechnica M20x ? 🤞🏼
I have not used those exact headphone, but I can say anything audiotechnica are better than these.
thx for the honest review. I think ill pass. I have the same Mackie speakers you do (CRX4BT's) and I also have the CRX8BT's as well. I really like them, that is the sound quality im looking for, true studio quality sound.
@@Texas_Radical I’m agree, hey are great speakers. This is my second pair I liked them so much.
Does it have inbuilt Mic? Can we use for online classes?
These do not have a built in mic.
@@jeffgrantMEDIA So can we use for teaching or not. Do u mean the external cable that comes with headphones we connect to laptop serves as mic
@bangaloremathematicalinsti5351 these are headphone. They are used to hear. You will need a microphone if you want to speak in conjunction with these headphones. I use these with a desktop microphone for Teams meetings at work.
there is a version with a mic, it is the H9 variant@@bangaloremathematicalinsti5351
I have to ask this. Do you wear a beanie while listening to headphones?
Sometimes, yes
@@jeffgrantMEDIA Bass likes to leak if you have a hat, glasses or bushy hair.
@@rhalfik ok. I’ll shave my head and not wear my glasses. Then I’ll be come, look terrible and won’t be able to see.
If I’m doing actual audio editing, I use my studio monitors or take my good sennheiser’s out of my camera bag. These are comfortable ok sounding headphones you can wear all day to not disturb others in the office. These are not high end headphones they allow you to really hear the mids and lows to edit.
Should studio headphone have bass?
Studio headphone should not add anything to the audio you’re listening to. They should be as clear as possible so you can hear what you’re actually getting. So no they should not add bass or anything to the mix. They should just let you hear what’s there already. But these are kind of thin and hollow sounding, so I wasn’t sure what was there, because they lack the clarity that real studio headphones should have
Hey man ive been thinkng about getting these and the Maono AU-MH601 which do you think is better i cant really decide
Maono all the way.
@@jeffgrantMEDIA btw which of these are like more fun to listen to, ive heard that the fifine is somewhat flat no idea about the maono tho
@@T0ucan0 still the Maono. Far better Al the way around.
I'm curious, what are the other options ?
In the same price range, I like the JeeCoo J100 with the mic removed. They are comfortable to wear for a while and have all around better sound.
fee-fine btw.
Po-tah-to
Looks like junk.
Im wouldn’t say junk. But I recommend you buy something else.