A good set of studio headphones is a must if you are going to get into electronic drumming. They are nice to have anyways since they can be used for a lot of things such as general studio use, casual listening, podcasting or gaming.
You might have a specific type of preference in sound, such as bass-heavy or a flat frequency range. Or maybe you’re just looking for the best pair of headphones that a couple $20 bills can buy.
There’s a lot of options out there, so let’s take a look at some of our favorites and what’s good/bad about them.
AKG
AKG is a professional audio brand known for microphones and headphones, originating in Austria in 1947.
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Audio-Technica
Audio-Technica is a well-known Japanese company that produces products such as headphones, microphones and turntables.
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Behringer
Sony might be more well known for other products, but they also have some great studio headphones.
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beyerdynamic
beyerdynamic is a German company that has a long history with headphones going back to their release of the DT 48 line in 1937.
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Roland
Roland is well known for their electronic music gear including drums and headphones.
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Sennheiser
Sennheiser is a popular German brand who produces high quality headphones as well as many other hi-fi products.
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Shure
Shure was founded in Chicago over 95 years ago and produces audio equipment such as headphones and microphones.
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Sony
Sony might be more well known for other products, but they also have some great studio headphones.
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Status Audio
Status Audio is a company out of New York that has been making headphones since 2014.
