YAMAHAHPH-MT5 Monitor Headphones, White, (HPH-MT5W)

I’m sure there are much pricier headphones out there that may sound a teensy bit better, but I wouldn’t know, because these sound great already. I play classical piano and use these with the N1X. I get migraines easily, but these are light enough with a small enough clamping force that they are quite comfortable.The cord is easily long enough for any digital piano use, let alone using it with a PC, and the headphones also feel pretty sturdy. So far I love them and use them pretty regularly. My boyfriend also has used them and they fit him well, despite his head being larger than mine.Overall, for the cost? This is the one ;)

The moment I put these on, I was so glad I bought them. They are very comfortable - and I have a big head. They sound great and have deep bass. Excellent noise isolation. They feel well built so I should have them for a long time.

I use itwhen i record songs, nice sound, but cannot be used as a reference device, bass heavy, crispy sound.

You hear everything evenly on these headphones and I really like that about them. Everything also sounds clear. The cord is long and straight. Definitely a worth it kinda headphone.

I get it, the comfort is not that good with the original earpads as they get hot very quick, but if you look at the measurements of this headphone, the mids are not that great, changing the pads to brainwavz hybrid would RUIN the sound, the mids become even more recessed, also the bass increases way too much and bleeds into the mids, not to mention the treble that already has peaks and dips with the default pads, gets even worse and fatiguing.Brainwavz velour would tame the bass but the treble gets even brighter, not recommended either. If you must replace the pads choose the brainwavz microsuede, the mids remain overall OK but are much easier to EQ, the treble doesn't get harsh, but the bass still increases, in fact the bass is not as good as with the hybrid pads but is not the worst either, if I had to describe it, it sounds as if you were listening to the bass in a room made of rubber, you get used to it but it could be better.With the original pads the sound is slightly above average, not great either but overall better than with the replacement pads mentioned, good for monitoring but the comfort is not there. For $80 you can get the M40x and find EQ profiles (oratory1990, etc) online that improve the sound and make this particular headphone irrelevant. The K371 is also recommended (without EQ).However if you really like this white version and find it at $80 and the comfort is okay to you, you can fix the frequency response with sonarworks (+$80) and IMO at $160 is very competitive even below $250.

The newly developed GHC -Keys, are not even in Playing on the Backpart.The included Sustainpedal, is no good!!

I’m really happy with the quality of these.

Bought these for my wife’s me piano. They are super. Thanks