CAD MH500 Studio Headphones vs Samson SR950 Studio Headphones
Both are closed-back 50mm headphones at 32 ohms, so either runs fine from a phone or an interface. The CAD MH500 gives you a longer cable and a wider claimed top end, which helps for tracking and detailed listening. The Samson SR950 is the more proven pick: velour pads, a gold-plated adapter and a large body of owner ratings behind it. Buy the Samson for comfort over long sessions; buy the CAD if you need the extra cable reach.
- Choose the CAD MH500 if you want a long 3m cable for tracking across a room and a slightly wider claimed frequency range.
- Choose the Samson SR950 if you want velour earpads, a gold-plated adapter and a track record of owner ratings.
Prices
- CAD MH500 Studio Headphones: $69.99 at G&G Technologies (last seen Nov 9)
- Samson SR950 Studio Headphones: $33.26 at Butler Music (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Samson SR950 Studio Headphones is $36.73 cheaper than the CAD MH500 Studio Headphones at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)
