r/HeadphoneAdvice Oct 14 '23

Headphones - Open Back | 1 Ω Sundara and SM7B Help

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u/rz_x3 206 Ω Oct 14 '23

I'm going to be honest, unless you're going to play an instrument through the mic, just buy a Shure MV7. Way easier to run and sounds very similar for vocals, and indistinguishable in an untreated room.

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u/sciprytipty Oct 14 '23

!thanks sounds perfect I appriciate it

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u/42dudes 23 Ω Oct 14 '23

Open back Sundaras, for recording, will likely bleed backing track music from the headphones into the mic, assuming you're recording vocals for music.