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<blockquote data-quote="Big G" data-source="post: 96640" data-attributes="member: 1725"><p>Don't know anything about this Fletcher curve, but when i was back in the studio, we used Beyer DT-100's exclusively. I dunno if they are even still made, or whether they have been replaced or what not, but they gave a fairly flat response compared to some, or at least they gave a response that was considered suitable to studio mixing..... But as you say, I'd always prefer mixing from speakers rather than cans!</p><p></p><p>Given the choice above, I'd probably go with the Beyers, but that would be purely based on my experiences with the 100's in the past. They would certainly be my first port of call, followed by AKG. The Sennheissers are a little on the low side of the range, so if you wanted to consider Senn's, look at higher ranges IMHO.</p><p></p><p>Hope that helps a little?</p><p></p><p>Regards</p><p>G!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Big G, post: 96640, member: 1725"] Don't know anything about this Fletcher curve, but when i was back in the studio, we used Beyer DT-100's exclusively. I dunno if they are even still made, or whether they have been replaced or what not, but they gave a fairly flat response compared to some, or at least they gave a response that was considered suitable to studio mixing..... But as you say, I'd always prefer mixing from speakers rather than cans! Given the choice above, I'd probably go with the Beyers, but that would be purely based on my experiences with the 100's in the past. They would certainly be my first port of call, followed by AKG. The Sennheissers are a little on the low side of the range, so if you wanted to consider Senn's, look at higher ranges IMHO. Hope that helps a little? Regards G! [/QUOTE]
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