Budget Studio Headphones - OneOdio Monitor 60 & Monitor 80

In this video I go over the differences between closed back and open back studio headphones. When would you want to use either of them? and should you get a pair of each? Click here for more info on OneOdio headphones amzn.to/47WP2BT
OneOdio Monitor 60
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OneOdio Monitor 80
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🎶🎵 Sections Of This Closed Back vs Open Back Video 🎵🎶
0:00 Things to consider before buying headphones
0:35 The Headphones I'm Using For The Demonstrations
0:55 What Are Closed Back Headphones?
1:40 What Are Open Back Headphones?
2:25 Comfort Differences
4:05 When Would You Want Open Or Closed Back Headphones?
6:23 Why You Might Want Both
7:10 This Is Often Overlooked When Buying Headphones
8:37 Newer Audio Interfaces To Check Out
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About this video
In this video Zane from Audio Tech TV looks the differences between closed back headphones vs open back studio headphones. When would you want closed back studio headphones? When would you want open back studio headphones? Why you might want both. What things are often overlooked when buying headphones? Let's take a deep dive into studio headphones!
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[@AudioTechTV]

Click here for more info on the OneOdio headphones www.audiotechtv.com/OneOdio

[@michal.ochedowski]

Very informative video. Thanks.

[@jamiecobel820]

Good review. Do you think these are any good for just listening to music as opposed to mixing? I've got a pair of the Oneodio A70s and am really impressed with the sound from those. To me they perform way better than significantly more expensive headphones. I bought a pair of the A10s and was really disappointed with them. Just sounded really muddy and flat. I'm curious to know if the 80s or 60s are suitable for just enjoying music or is it not really what they're about. I've got a headphone amp so can easily drive the 80s.

[@theiammike123]

I had OneOdio's Pro-50 headphones (my sister currently has it). Pretty sweet casual listening experience, and very usable for recording and even mixing, especially for pop music. Still going strong after 4.5 years, which I didn't really expect when I bought it for only 50 bucks back in 2019. Definitely a bang for a buck.

[@gablen23]

Which one sounds better? I would only use it for listening to music at home

[@Concept2nd]

I didn't hear you talk about bleeding during recording, or did i miss it?

[@AudioTechTV]

Must have missed it. I'm pretty sure I mentioned that several times at various points in the video.

[@Uniblab8]

The price is right

[@audiocoffee]

gonna say it, but, my sennheiser HD21B headphones are phenomenal. I've had them a very long time, yes, they're wired, but, I've run stuff through them at max volume on every device I've plugged them into with zero cause for concern - the audio has remained constant, with no cutting out, no sputter, breaks or the usual other stuff that happens when the volume gets a little 'testy'. using them right now to listen to this video (processing audio elsewhere which is going to take some time). high end gear and low end gear, they just handle it and well. tried other headphones and unless I find another pair of these, I don't think I could change (and I do have other sennheiser headphones too).