Why I Like The Neumann NDH20 

Lol

Maybe the MV1 in the future but not the NDH30

@@NoThemeReviews may I ask why not the ndh30? Thank you !

@@ChrisKeyman far too expensive, and there are perfectly good neutral headphones for much cheaper.

@@NoThemeReviews is the DT900prox one of them ?

@@ChrisKeyman yes

If you're committed to closed-back, then the only neutral closed-back headphones I've heard are made by Ollo Audio. All other brands claim neutral, but are way off the mark. You should look at Ollo's website.

@@NoThemeReviews Yes, but I saw that you like the Austrian Audio phones for detail and etc. although they aren’t technically “neutral”. For someone who wants to hear every nuance and detail accurately, I want a phone like that. Ollo is currently sold out.

I think they leak about the same.

And see of the portable thx can power them that the set up I want

@@geraldgambler7276 Sure, but could you please use the review request form linked in the description? It helps me keep track of the requests.

@@NoThemeReviews done thanks I'll be waiting patiently and keep watching your new stuff

I explained in detail throughout the review process why the NDH20 is not what it was made up to be. It doesn’t do what the hype claims. I also explained that despite its failure to deliver as promised, I personally enjoyed the sound. I sold it because I wanted something else.

If it makes you feel better I sold the NDH20. There are better headphones for less money

@@NoThemeReviews of course! And i appreciate the "professional" review and not the "marketing" review. The problem is that here in Argentina its difficult to have access to little brands like ollo or another local brands of europa etc.. without paying a tons of taxes.. The other way is waiting a friend to come to the country! So the market here is very narrow. Thanks and regards!

What would be then your recommendation to purchase cheaper headphones for recording and mixing? Thank you in advance.

@@MindaugasKuodis Depends on what you're looking for. If you want neutral sound, then the Ollo headphones are among the best. If you want bass roll-off but neutral otherwise, then the HD380 Pro is a good option. If you want slightly lean bass, but clear mids with detail and a slight treble increase, then the Rane RH-50. Or, you could just use the Sony MDR monitoring headphones all film makers use. Honestly, the hifi nonsense regarding "mixing and mastering headphones" is out of control. Nobody who's a real professional uses headphones exclusively; they prefer speakers. Moreover, professionals use headphones like the Sony MDR-7506 because they do the job well and cost very little. I don't think anyone should consider a studio headphone over $400. The Ollo are my maximum expenditure recommendations. What you really need to decide on is whether you want maximum detail for cheap (RH-50) or maximum neutrality (Ollo) or comfort/boring flat response (HD380), or just go with the staple professionals use: MDR series.

Your English is excellent. If I sell headphones my subscribers will the be the first to know. Those are easy sales!