For five-time Grammy winner
Cassidy Tubin, who has worked as a producer and audio engineer for stars like Beck, Keyon Harrold and Charlotte Gainsbourg, Beyerdymanic's professional-grade headphones are a no-brainer for long studio hours.
"They’re extremely comfortable, lightweight and don’t fatigue my ears," he shares with
Billboard. "They don’t seem to exaggerate much low end, which is why I’ve been using them. They also give great detail at lower volumes. That’s really important to me when recording for long periods."
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2. Audeze Headphones
Carlos de la Garza, a Grammy winning producer, writer and mixer for high-profile artists including Paramore, Hayley Williams, Best Coast and Cold War Kids, knows the value of detail, especially when it comes down to those minute song tweaks that make a big difference. To do the job, he opts for Audeze's planar magnetic technology, which are extremely resistant to electronic and audio distortion.