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Headphones and digital piano

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TheHopeIHave

Opening post by TheHopeIHave

Just to start, I would like to apologize in advance; perhaps or most likely I have opened a "new" discussion that isn't so new. In my defense, I can say that I am brand new to this Forum.

Coming to the questions, I am trying to educate myself regarding headphones.

Since I own a Roland RD 700-NX and have chosen to play it with headphones rather than through amplification.

I have already browsed around a bit and, although the topic of headphones is very vast and complex in my opinion, I have identified some brands that, ignorantly, I have started to consider as points of reference in terms of quality/professionalism, which are: AKG, SENNHEISER, and GRADO.

So, I was wondering what type of headphones to consider (a budget of 100/150, right at the limit) and which ones would be suitable for my stage piano. Furthermore, since what prompted me to register and ask this question is also curiosity about the subject, I would like to know how to determine if certain headphones are good for a specific digital piano.

Of course, anything you choose to tell me regarding the topic of headphones, as well as digital pianos, will be extremely useful to me and I will treasure it.

Thank you in advance and I apologize for any mistakes related to the forum rules.

Waiting hopefully and, as always, curiously!

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Reply 2 by LucaCavaliere

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hi

it's been a few days since I wanted to reply to you... I'm doing it now.

A while ago I asked the same question as yours.

Here is the link to that discussion back then

http://www.pianoconcerto.it/forum/index.php?/topic/3255-consiglio-acquisto-cuffie-per-piano-digitale/

reading it will help you clear your ideas. As you can see in the discussion, someone, even back then, linked me to discussions that were even older... I think everything could be interesting for a read.

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Reply 3 by Thesimon

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The user is no longer part of the forum, they joined and asked this question and privately asked me to remove their registration.

I am closing the discussion.

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