Behringer HPM1100-BK

good value for the money

Excelente relación calidad-precio. El sonido es bueno si no buscas cuestiones demasiado técnicas en él, para eso ya están los auriculares de mayor precio. La construcción es robusta y que el adaptador de la clavija sea roscado le añade un plus para los que queremos utilizarlos con aparatos que exijan usar conexión jack de 1/4". El único punto malo sería el volumen que es algo bajo si se utilizan directamente, pero si, como es mi caso, se conectan a un interfaz de audio, ese problema queda anulado inmediatamente.

Resistentes y buen sonido para el precio.

Super

Picked these up for my practice guitar rig (using a NUX Mighty Lite).I am comparing these to the Baeyerdynamic DT770 Studio Headphones, which are my main headphones, and go for nearly x10 the price.The Behringers are clearly mass produced quality - they arent super comfortable like the more expensive ones, but for the price, they are pretty good. My pricey headphones sit snuggly and comfortably on me for hours, these Behringers are a bit looser feeling, but they are comfortable, they stay on, and you can adjust them to fit well.Sound quality on them is shockingly very good. I expected them to get extremely disorted and muffly through my main rig. Comparing these to my old cheaper AKG-52s (around £40) - which could not handle distortion very well - the Behringers actually handle break up well. Into my main rig (Strymon Iridium with a bunch of pedals) they were very loud, and actually ran a bit cleaner than my Baeyerdynamics, but it was easy enough to dial the sound back (almost making me question my studio headphones).Build quality is dramatically lower - as to be expected at the price. But its the sort of thing that if I got 18-24 months out of these, I'd be more than fine with that. Just being careful with these and I think they will last much longer though.For the price, really hard to go wrong with them if you want them for something like a laptop guitar rig, or to use for something like the little headphone plug amps on guitar. I'd not spend more on the ones in the £50 range, I'd either get these or jump all the way to something like the Baeyerdynamics.