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Summary: Learn how to choose the best headphones for your home recording studio in this free online music production video clip.
Views: 12,670 | Tags: sound, recording, studio, microphones, headphones, production
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Tad Donley Tad Donley is a 25-year veteran producer, writer, singer, musician and music video creator who owns the popular Pro Sound And Video Recording Studio in Housto... read more
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Questions & AnswersHi! I’m Tad Donley and I’m speaking in behalf of Expert Village. I got the best headphones. I went ahead and got the best headphones, headphones, you know, $150, $170, it is worth it to get some good headphones, you know, why not. I mean the guys appreciate it, they put them on here when they come here and they go to other places and they have cheaper headphones and they hear it, they go, I can hear better over there with these headphones on, than I can over this place, they are going to come back, why not give you guys something really good, this is not all that expensive but the Sony, these are the professionals, these are the bad boys right here, these things are clean, lite, big sound, it is the only way to go. There are the most expensive with guitar center I think or close to it and these are really good. Just go ahead and get good headphones, you know, what the heck! you know, suppose to be a bad boy, what’s happening?
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Hey- there is a concept, good business. I just came back and read my post again. Where is Tad's video called "Tips for keeping the studio balance books in the black"?
Tad- I would like to share something with you. I run a studio, a real one. I don't invest money into expensive headphones. Would you like to know why? Because they get messed up, dropped, kicked, stretched, and abused; it's the nature of things in a real studio. That is why I don't by the bad'boys as you like to put it. I go through about 4 sets of headphones every 6 months. Lets do some math shall we- 150$ x 4 = 600$ Times that by 2 to make a year, 1200$ annually in headphones. I buy low grade ones for about 40 to 50$ a pop. Same math: 400$ a year, that makes much more since. Ladies and Gentlemen, buy a nice set for yourself- provide economy headphones to clients, they can always bring their own.
try $99.99. http://www.guitarcenter.com/Sony-Pro-MDR-7506-Headphones-271056-i1126810.gc