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lol wtf

i'm looking for headphones only for listening to music, i'm actually using a MDR-V300, i want to buy another one better, what model do u recommend ?

thx

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Originally posted by raph93 i'm looking for headphones only for listening to music, i'm actually using a MDR-V300, i want to buy another one better, what model do u recommend ? thx

Grado SR60 and SR80

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Originally posted by vadushka!!! Grado SR60 and SR80

i'm looking for a Sony or Senheisser model

thx anyway

Got them for free!!!

Boooyah!

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Originally posted by langxazn Got them for free!!! Boooyah!

Niice how'd u pull that off?

I use stanton dj pro 3000's they have broken 3 times, finally got a replacement though and they are redesigned and reinforced so i am pretty happy with them. great sound quality

friend has sony mv700's or whatever i really like the way they pump bass but i hear they break alot (not that im not used to that anyway)

i geuss i dont really have a recommendation. maybe these never heard of this company but they look nice.

http://www.djdeals.com/ultrasoneDJ1.htm

i bought the audio-technica m40-fs, cuz i like them more than the sonys and others i tried and its cheaper
http://www.zzounds.com/item--AUTATHM40FS
I use them for producing but they are good for mixing too, the ears swivel and are built strong, dropped them many times and still good.
got it for about 85 bux a while ago but @ zzounds they are $69 now

Technics RPDJ-1200A


love it

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Originally posted by dj tek i'd recommend the sony mdr-900.... never seen anyone that broke this model... usually the 700's break like a mothafucka....

I've used the MDR-V6, 700, 7506, Pioneer, and the best one I've come to is the MDR-900. You can barely turn them up and they're loud as hell. They cover your ear completely and you can wear them for long periods of time without hurting your ears. I totally recommend them, as far as producing goes and you need a solid pair I would get the beyerdynamic DT770. You haven't heard true sound till you put one of those mofos on .

PIONEER HDJ 1000's all the way babie!!

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Originally posted by raph93 i'm looking for a Sony or Senheisser model thx anyway

Earbuds or headset?

Earbuds I say go with some fontopia's by sony

or Shure E2C's so good





Now for lee:

Sony MDR7506. Longest lasting cans in the pro audio world apart from some AKG's which aren't suitable for djing.

These Sony's can take a beating because they have metal brace but there's also the advantage that 99% of the part can be replaced but all you'll ever really need to replace would be earpads which isn't much compard to the other "dj" sony cans with plastic braces.

thanks, hows everything going?

for djing, i have this for home


and this for gigs


same model just differnt colors.

lol!!! p-i-m-p

i think im gonna check out guitar center today...

im on my 3rd paid of hdj 1000s. i really like the sound of them, they dont distort and they put more emphasis onthe low end which makes it easy to mix in gig sitations. allthough agian my 3rd pair is starting to break, so i'm probably gonna go for the technics when these break. they seem more reliable and still look sexy as hell haha..i just hope they sound good too.

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Originally posted by sandstorm03 i think im gonna check out guitar center today...

2 options:

Sony 7506

Sennheiser 25 (NOT the SP)

i would sooo get the pioneer hdj 1000s those bad boys are HOT

i just got the sennheiser 280 i dunno if i like em yet. Much different from the 700

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Originally posted by sandstorm03 i just got the sennheiser 280 i dunno if i like em yet. Much different from the 700

Those are the only other headphones I would have bought. The 25s were out of my range. The 280s sounded great and will improve after about 80 hours of break in.

Leave them connected to your computer an ON for a week so they break in.

I went with the 7506s but it was close.

They are all better then those 700s.

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Originally posted by Taub Technics RPDJ-1200A love it

agreed

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Originally posted by CosmoKid Those are the only other headphones I would have bought. The 25s were out of my range. The 280s sounded great and will improve after about 80 hours of break in. Leave them connected to your computer an ON for a week so they break in. I went with the 7506s but it was close. They are all better then those 700s.

how are the 7506's i never got to try them. I dunno about that metal strap though. The 280s sound prety damn good. But do miss the "feeling" of the 700s. I guess I just have to get used to the 280's. I did a few mixes with them and not really any problem. I dunno about breaks yet though. I think they were an alright purchace so far. Maybe ill just buy another 700 in the future. I think the design of them are probably the best that ive seen. But the phones can get a bit hot and annoying on the ears after a while.

lee,

definitely let those hd-280's break in.... they just sound better and better... i noticed that when i first got mine, they sounded sorta metallic. give 'em about a week or so and they'll be sounding nice.. also, if u ever play games, these headphones are just crazy.. hahaa

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Originally posted by trancinchink lee, definitely let those hd-280's break in.... they just sound better and better... i noticed that when i first got mine, they sounded sorta metallic. give 'em about a week or so and they'll be sounding nice.. also, if u ever play games, these headphones are just crazy.. hahaa

hopefully they get a workout this weekend

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Originally posted by vadushka!!! Grado SR60 and SR80

how comfortable are these grado models? I am considering getting one of these models

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