ATH-M20x

Si te comprás auris "gamer", vas a pagar por una carcasa de plástico incómoda, que se le desgrana la almohadilla o da calor, y audio de calidad de la media... y a veces ni eso. No tienen buena construcción objetivamente, aunque te quieran decir "a mi me duraron1!!" y donde compraste con Bluetooth, t

No te recomendaría audífonos gamer la verdad ya que son caros y por el precio que te cobran, el sonido tanto de los drivers como del micrófono siempre es deficiente. Aun así te puedo dar una recomendación de cascos gamer: Razer Blackshark V2, los tuve un tiempo, cumplen con tu presupuesto y la verda

Audio Technica ATH-M20x $60 brand new on Sweetwater. Mackie MC-100 $40 brand new also on Sweetwater. I’d go Audio Technica though personally.

most gaming headsets are not great for the price tbh. a set of typical studio or travel headphones, paired with a wired USB condenser mic, will get you much higher sound quality, build quality, and active noise cancellation, for the same price or less. a high-end Bluetooth headset is a great pick. t

Been buying AT headphones for about 20 years now, the quality on the budget products has gone downhill pretty drastically, but their mid range/expensive gear is still really really good quality. I am particularly well equipped to answer this because I JUST got a new ATH-M20x in the mail two days ago

I would recommend you go for a good pair of headphones with an emphasis on sound. The spatial audio is a bit gimmicky tbh and you're better off buying a solid pair of music headphones. You can debate endlessly about the best pair of cans but I always recommend Audio Technica ATH-M50x as they're reas

Audio Technica ATH M20x. Slightly over your budget but maybe you can get one on sale or under promo. The M50x is one of the most common headphones you see in studios, but the M20x or M30x would do just fine as more affordable versions of the former. I believe Wish Bus 107 uses either one of the two.

I use an Audio Technica ATH-M20x set that I already had around for use in video editing. They're probably not as great as some pricier options, but they work for me as a learner.

Definitely go FLX4. It's cheap enough, will do everything she needs for a good while, and will prepare her for the switch to CDJs at some point if she keeps at it. Assuming she already has a computer, you just need speakers and headphones. I just put together a kit for someone similar but I needed t

Ну тогда Audio-Technica ATH-M20X и петличка BOYA BY-M1 Всякие ГеЙмЕрСкИе гарнитуры будут хуже и дороже, как по звуку и качеству микрофона так и по качеству материалов