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Flat response gang checking in. A flat response speaker/monitor is the superior system. What Parsons said is true though. That’s why I listen on flat response monitors, because that is exactly how the music was meant to be recorded and heard.
Sennheiser HD-280 PRO
Flat response? Check
Nerdy-ass thick-as-hell telephone cord? Check
Flat doesnt really have useful meaning with headphones due to everyone having a unique HRTF, even between each of their ears. So each set will sound different to each person, often dramatically so over 1 or 2khz.
But from the squigs, those 280 pros dont seem flat (if flat means diffuse field target), theyve got a big ol subbass boost