ATH-M20x

For two or three people talking, you don’t need to spend a ton to get good results. A few setups that work well in church/podcast contexts: Mics & Interfaces Budget mics: Audio-Technica ATR2100x or Samson Q2U — both USB/XLR hybrid, ~$70–100, good starter quality. Step-up option: Shure SM58 — durable

Helps a lot! I use Audio-Technica ATH-M20x monitoring headphones. Seems good but if I go and put it on speakers it’s completely different. I appreciate you taking the time and give me the advice it definitely help and I’ll go in and tweak some things. I probably will hit you up on more advice. Keep

Some may entirely disagree with this, but if you already have a laptop or PC, I’d highly recommend getting a cheap audio interface, some monitoring headphones or speakers, and an amp emulator. Combined, it’ll run you about $350, give or take. If you’re purely playing for self-enjoyment, this is an a

That dip is present on almost all closed back headphones. AKG K371, DT770, ATH-M20x, HD620, MDR-M1 all have it. The mod allows us to get rid or it completely with EQ on DT700. That's why I like them more than DT770. That's also one of the reasons why closed back headphones are mostly considered reco

check jb music, their audio technicas and sennheisers are on sale for around 35% off iirc look for the ath-m40x (around 5.7k w/ the ongoing sale) or maybe the m20x/m30x for a more budget friendly option however you do lose a bit of low end and air frequencies