plain ol' (wired/no gimmicks/decent) stereo headphones

[bloke]

no earbuds, no wireless, no bluetooth, no noise cancelling, no built-in XM radio, no audiophile...

...good enough to hear youtube recordings reasonably well.

I'm shopping used in the $XX range.

Do you have some "pretty darn good ones", are really careful with your stuff, but (maybe you) upgraded (etc.)?

I had a set of Sony blah-blah...very good...the supporting parts busted. I've been getting by with some old drug-store crap that I found in the bottom of a box...and I'm thinking that (even though I'm broke) I deserve something slightly better...

thanks


...or should I just watch these...or what...??
(I know nuthin' about headphones.)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234791113637
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234770754585

I believe (??) those that I had before were these:
(They were just fine.)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/125625338835

[jtuba]

Koss Porta Pro, long standing model
Koss Porta Pro On Ear Headphones with Case, Black / Silver https://a.co/d/hVkWTlE

Grado SR60x, a step above
GRADO SR60x Prestige Series Wired Open-Back Stereo Headphones https://a.co/d/aeOLW8t

[smitwil1]

Sony MDR-7506. Mostly "flat" with a bit of a bump in the high range. Under $90.
Bill

[Mark]

Here is another vote for the Sony MDR-7506.

[bloke]

Sony MDR-7506. Mostly "flat" with a bit of a bump in the high range. Under $90.
Bill

good...
If used in live (recording) applications, it's difficult to tune when high frequencies are dampened/muffled.