What headphones do you recommend after using Sony V700?

It's not too good to monitor the headphones up.,HD280Pro?But I don't recommend that you continue with this style.

Monitor headphones have many advantages, such as accurate positioning, high resolution, and a wide soundstage.

But at the same time, it's tiring to listen to, because he presents all the sounds to you without embellishment, what to give.

So I recommend you change to another style of headphones, or Audio-Technica, or AKG

AKG I recommend you to go to the 240M+ two-room system, because after all, you are used to listening to the monitor, and then you have to eat well, hehe, Audio-Technica can consider ESW9, or AKG's K701, because the second room of pushing 601 is more expensive than pushing 701.

Anyway, in a word,If you go on again, it's going to march into the system.,That is, the small system of the headset + two rooms.,Anyway, basically there are no two thousand can't come.,So,Brother,There's a long way to go.,This is the tragedy of starting relatively high.,Anyway, my first headphone is also a monitor headphone.,HD215,So I tried it up.,Only the upper system has a more obvious improvement.,Everything else feels average.,Now I'm 240M+MAD05,If you go out on the street, use the ES7 of the Iron Triangle

It depends on what driver you use on the front end.,Is it ipod classic direct push or plus earphone amp.,pp is good.,I still have an old version.,Although the quality is worse than V700,But the sense of hearing is still good.。 However, the quality of the new version is indeed not as good as before.

The magic sound is a very ornately decorated garbage, and Bose can use it to knock the magic sound away with headphones at the same price as noise-canceling headphones.

If you like to monitor + low frequency, I recommend it from low to high: KOSS PP, Goethe SA80, Bose OE, Goethe RS1.

1.Sony MDR-V55;

2.Sony WH-1000XM2 Hi-Res Wireless Bluetooth Headphones;

3.Sony MDR-1ABT;

4.Sony WH-H800 ;

5.Sony MDR-XB550AP stereo headphones.

Advantages of Sony headphones:

The appearance is excellent, which is a long-standing Sony tradition;

2.The wearing comfort is OK, and you can basically cope with it for two hours;

3.The amount of low frequency is enough, and I feel that the control of the retraction and release is not very good, and the dive can only be said to be at a medium level;

4.The three frequencies are just right;

5.The sound stage is good, the comfort is good, and it is suitable for non-classical ** appreciation.

I'll tell you.

Relatively speaking...

The V700 is more suitable for rock-like electronic music...

The old iron machine is biased towards a clearer expression... Layering. A sense of weight.

In contrast, the old iron machine is more modern. More user-friendly, recommend ATH M50....Personally, I think this one is stronger than the Pro700.

Sony MDR V700 I'm using it right now, it feels good and it's not tiring to listen to.

MDR V700 is a bit better.

The 1 MDR-V700 headphones are designed for monitoring sound in noisy environments and are ideal for hip-hop, rock and electronica. The Sony MDR-V700's neodymium magnet with approximately 50mm drivers delivers high-quality sound, including punchy bass and clear treble. It can withstand high-power input signals up to 3000MW.

The swivel earcups make it easy to monitor on one side.

2 ATH-PRO700GD is a model developed from the previous PRO700, which only has the performance of heart sounds and eyeballs in the exterior design. As a professional-grade DJ monitor headphone, although it cannot be considered by the standard of recording monitoring headphones, I still hope that it can have better performance in terms of sound reproduction.