KRK Systems KNS 6400

[SuburbanFilth]

http://www.krksys.com/krk-headphones/kns-6400.html

So guys what do u think of these ?
I cant buy Studio Monitors cause well my parents wont let me use them so are these good enough?? recommend if not

 

[lostnthesound]

Honestly, I would splurge and go for the 8400's, I just picked up a pair myself. They're a bit more pricey, but the memory foam makes them easily the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn! I find that they've really improved my mixes as well as helped "place" sounds in the stereo field. They're also top notch for A/Bing your track vs. a professionally mastered track because you can pickup the subtle things.

A couple things to keep in mind:

• The headphones require a bit of burn in to reach peak performance (around 80-100 hours), but they're still phenomenal straight out the box.

• The headphones output a flat, uncolored response. I've heard complaints that they "don't put out enough bass," but that's what they're made for. IMO, the "bass" is very nice and accurate.

Hope this helps.

Cheers.

 

[SuburbanFilth]

ty, where did u get urs from?

 

[msmith222]

i agree about the 8400s. i actually like the "lack of bass" - i check my low end in other ways

 

[H*product]

the 84s are a big step up from the 64s, much more worth the money.

 

[lostnthesound]

ty, where did u get urs from?

zzounds.com. They're the best (imo) when it comes to purchasing gear. And if you call them as opposed to ordering online, they more often than note will knock a couple dollars off the listed price.