Anyone using these to monitor the sound of their video projects?

I've seen the recommendations for the Sony MDR-7506, but the Sennheiser's are a bit cheaper ($70 at Amazon w/ shipping after a $10 off coupon) and get good reviews.

Also all my previous Sony gear has always broken or had issues. Not to say I'd have problems with their headphones, they've just lost me as a customer because of it.

Thanks for the info.

I'm not a big Sony fan either, and Own very few pieces of their gear. However, the headphones are an exception. The Sony's are just that good. The Sennheisers are a good choice if you're on a budget, but the Sony's are just much better.

I primarily use the Sony MDR-7506 headphones, been using these for many years. The reason so many sound mixers use them is because of their low-impedance (about 63ohms) and because they have a pronounced curve in the lows and highs. Not entirely accurate phones like some higher priced AKG or BEYER sets, but they excel at field recording with low output battery-operated headphone amp circuits because they are nice and loud, again due to their lower impedance. So, before you buy those Sennheisers, check to see what the impandance is - amything higher than 100ohms just simply won't be as loud as the Sony MDR cans. That matters if you will be in noisy environments. Higher impedance headphones will sap too much current from the headphone amp and you may possibly hear distortion if the headphone amp is being overdriven. The Sony headphones are clearly worth their price as they perform quite well with portable battery powered rigs.

- don

Thanks for the tips, I'm still leaning towards the Sennheisers as they have a nominal impendance of 64 ohms and all the reviews seem real favorable.