Behringer HPS3000

I ordered them for monitoring while recording in studio, as I don't need a high quality of sound for that. The feel quite comfortable, but the plastic they are made of feels quite cheap. The only real problem I encountered with them was quite short cable that cannot be disconnected, but I solved that with long adapter cables. When playing music really loud the bass starts to distort quite noticably. If you plan to use them just for monitoring and metronome playback while recording I would recommend them, as they are a cheap but useful option, but if you intend to do anything else, I would urge you to look elsewhere.

My drummer has used these as monitors for gigging, and they have been used by our sound guy whilst working the desk, and both have said that the quality these headphones give far outstrips the price.

The sound is very good across the range and gives a decent transparent sound, great for mixing a live gig, or even a recording. They are also (according to my drummer ;-) ) quite loud, and comfortable to ware during a gig, although they never lasted a whole set because, as gigging musos know, it get's very warm and the last thing you want is over ear headphones to sweat into! Regardless, they have proven a very good substitute to a full active monitor.

My only gripe would be that they feel, and possibly look, a little cheap and plasticy, but then, for the money, that is to be expected.

A very good set of headphones, and well worth the price.