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1 vs 1 Comparison

We take a look at two popular items, the LyxPro HAS-10 and the Behringer HPS3000. Our tests and reviews can help point you towards models and brands that suit your needs. This article is part of a series called 10 Best Mixing Headphones in 2024

 LyxPro HAS-10Let's get started by taking a close look at the LyxPro HAS-10.

 Behringer HPS3000Next up is the Behringer HPS3000.


Examining the LyxPro HAS-10

These closed back headphones will deliver high-quality sound along with versatility. They're designed to be at top performance, whether you're in a quiet studio room or in a loud live venue. 45mm neodymium drivers offer the most balanced and complex sound and frequency response you can expect from studio headphones. With leather ear pads wrapping around each headphone, and a padded headband mounted on an adjustable stainless steel shell, your headphones will be comfortable for all the hours you need them to be.


Reasons to buy the Behringer HPS3000

Behringer has a fantastic reputation among musicians. They have been providing high-quality gear in the music industry for many years, and they continue to do so with this pair of headphones for mixing and mastering. These headphones have an ultra-dynamic frequency range that offers the deepest of lows matched with the clarity of shimmering highs.

HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON

LyxPro HAS-10

Behringer HPS3000

KEY FEATURES

+ Straight-forward design
+ High-quality sound
+ Comfortable and durable
+ Designed for live venues

+ Ultra-dynamic sound range
+ High-efficiency cobalt capsules
+ Comfortable
+ Rotating ear cups
+ Tangle-free cord

WHAT OUR TEAM THOUGHT

The LyxPro HAS-10 headphones are as simple as they are mean. You get everything you want without the hassle of extra non-essentials. These closed back headphones are comfortable, durable and sound great with a small price tag. How can you go wrong with headphones of this quality?

If you want a good pair of headphones with a great frequency response, these could be it. Compared to studio headphones at a much higher price point, they stand up really nicely. These headphones are designed with DJs in mind to deliver the most captivating, dynamic sound imaginable. You'll be satisfied listening to them while mixing your tracks or putting together playlists alike.



Want to find out more?

You might also be interested in Music Critic's in-depth article on this topic, 10 Best Mixing Headphones in 2024.


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