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Join Date: Jun 2022
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Hi everyone, I own the audiotechnica m30x and I was thinking of buying the focusrite solo sound card(which I'll eventually pair with something worthwile). Will I see a difference with these headphones?
I'm interested in buying the JBL 305p MKII for use in a 3.3mx2.8mx3m(width-breadth-height) room. Will the acoustics be bad? Am I better off with investing in a better set of headphones? |
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The Focusrite Solo is a USB interface, not a sound card. If you want a true sound card (low cost), go with something like a Creative Soundblaster Audigy Rx.
Both good purchases tho.
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Join Date: Sep 2022
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Would need more info to fully evaluate your best options. what kind of budget are you looking at?
the JBLs are pretty low cost IMO. with speakers generally consider its a long term investment, spend 3 to 4 times what you want to on them, you will have them for 10 years. maybe the yamaha hs5 or hs7 A good pair of open back headphones are really nice for long listening hours...the klipsch promedia would also be a good budget friendly powered speaker choice.
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