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Posted by DJ_FRAZ on Feb-24-2003 19:59:

Dunno argh headphone dilemma!!

right, im wanting some Pioneer HDJ 1000's..
i emailed the dudes where i got my decks from to see if he could do me a decent price.

i got this reply

hi there Fraser,

Thank you for your E-mail.

Yes we can do the pioneer headphones for you, although I would reccomend saving your money and buying the Stanton Pro 2000 headphones. Stanton Pro 2000

We all use these cans here, most of us DJ in clubs regularly. I've had my pair for well over 2 years now. They sound amazing, aren't too heavy and look great.

They will only cost you �89, and because you have bought before, we will ship them free too. This leaves you over �40 to spend on the most important things for your club night, music!

Let me know if you wish to go ahead, call me on ***** ******.

best regards,

Christian


in my opinion i think those stanton ones look tacky... im unsure now about what to do. Anybody know if these Stanton cans are actually any good?

And also anybody know where i can get a pair of Pioneer HDJ 1000's for less than �130?

Cheers!


Posted by Alccode on Feb-24-2003 20:06:

Haha, just a word of warning (that I'm sure you've noticed): the endorsement of the store employee/owner (whatever he is) could easily be the result of the guy wanting to sell off his remaining Stanton Pro 2000 stock...

But don't write off the red card just yet, this is just a possibility. As for the Stanton vs. Pioneer dilemma, I don't know much about either of these phones, so I hope someone more knowledgeable will respond in regards to that.


Posted by DJ_FRAZ on Feb-24-2003 20:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Alccode
Haha, just a word of warning (that I'm sure you've noticed): the endorsement of the store employee/owner (whatever he is) could easily be the result of the guy wanting to sell off his remaining Stanton Pro 2000 stock...

But don't write off the red card just yet, this is just a possibility. As for the Stanton vs. Pioneer dilemma, I don't know much about either of these phones, so I hope someone more knowledgeable will respond in regards to that.


thanks for the reply mate, i didn't actually think of that as he tried to sell me these headphones when i baught all my kit but didn't have the money to buy phones aswell, so i've just been putting up with my old technics headphones until i had the money to upgrade which i know have. but that is a good point, he could be trying to shift stock hehe


Posted by TranceInMySoul on Feb-24-2003 20:20:

If you're looking to spend a little less money don't forget to check the Sennheiser HD25SP. I think they sell for about �65-�70 now, which is good value for a solid workhorse pair of cans. They used to sell for around �90 and were strong sellers in the market place a year or two ago. I really like the pair I've got - they've gigged with me in a variety of clubs, they're loud enough and I personally find them more comfortable than the high end Sony cans some of my friends have.


Posted by mute79 on Feb-24-2003 20:20:

well i've got a pair of HDJ-1000s and I can tell you they're great, for djing that is... Really easy to drive and they can go LOUD, making them perfect for club DJing... for studio monitoring I'd recommend V6 or 7506 Sonys...


Posted by chesco on Feb-24-2003 22:34:

Re: argh headphone dilemma!!

quote:
Originally posted by DJ_FRAZ
right, im wanting some Pioneer HDJ 1000's..
i emailed the dudes where i got my decks from to see if he could do me a decent price.

i got this reply

hi there Fraser,

Thank you for your E-mail.

Yes we can do the pioneer headphones for you, although I would reccomend saving your money and buying the Stanton Pro 2000 headphones. Stanton Pro 2000

We all use these cans here, most of us DJ in clubs regularly. I've had my pair for well over 2 years now. They sound amazing, aren't too heavy and look great.

They will only cost you �89, and because you have bought before, we will ship them free too. This leaves you over �40 to spend on the most important things for your club night, music!

Let me know if you wish to go ahead, call me on ***** ******.

best regards,

Christian


in my opinion i think those stanton ones look tacky... im unsure now about what to do. Anybody know if these Stanton cans are actually any good?

And also anybody know where i can get a pair of Pioneer HDJ 1000's for less than �130?

Cheers!



In other words, please by the stanton ones they have been lying here in our showroom for years now cos there complete pish and nobody wants to buy them. besides we don't actually stock the pioneer head phones cos we can't afford to buy them in cos our business is really shit.............................


Posted by DJ_FRAZ on Feb-24-2003 23:04:

Re: Re: argh headphone dilemma!!

quote:
Originally posted by chesco
In other words, please by the stanton ones they have been lying here in our showroom for years now cos there complete pish and nobody wants to buy them. besides we don't actually stock the pioneer head phones cos we can't afford to buy them in cos our business is really shit.............................


oi now then lol, lets not go jumping to any conclusions.

i baught all my mixing gear off them last year, and i have to say, they're the best people i've ever baught anything off hardware wise. Sound as fuck bloke,great service, great deal i got on my gear, and all came the next working day (except the decks which came straight from the manufacturer and came the day after)

now, trancegeek, where did you get your HDJ 1000's from and how much did you pay?


Posted by 24K on Feb-24-2003 23:23:

Go with the Pioneers. I baught them when they first came out and I think they're awesome. All of my friends that I let try them said the same thing. I know it's not that big of a deal,,, but the Pioneer has a stereo/mono switch and the cord can be replaced easily,,, pretty sure the stanton doesn't.

I saw the Pioneers down here in Hong Kong for less than half the price I paid for them in Canada,,, which equals out to just over $200 Canadian dollars. sorry guess that doens't help much though.


Posted by Phu on Feb-25-2003 04:02:

Go for the pioneer and forget those stantons.


Posted by Arsalan on Feb-25-2003 05:23:

yeah my friends got a pair of the pioneers, they are amazing.

But i can't compare them to the stanton because i never used them but the pioneers are amazing.


Posted by DJ_FRAZ on Feb-25-2003 08:01:

thanks guys... my minds pretty much made up now. going for the pioneer's


but still, anybody know where i can get em cheaper than �130??


Posted by Veldrid on Feb-25-2003 13:55:

Here is a place that has them for $150 US.

DJ Mart

My friend ordered his cans from here. They did a great job getting them to him. Everything about the process was smooth. If you don't wanna purchase them from here then go to yahoo!Shopping and run a search for hdj 1000's. Most places have them for $160 US. If my math is correct, that's still cheaper then �130.


Posted by DJ_FRAZ on Feb-25-2003 16:24:

thanks, but im not sure if im gonna be able to buy from a store overseas, they only take certain credit cards dont they


Posted by The Don on Feb-25-2003 16:42:

To be honest Id go for the Senhiser hd25s or the Technics over any earphoe they have by far the best ound out of all the earphones and are the comfiest too...


Posted by The Don on Feb-25-2003 16:48:

To be honest Id go for the Senhiser hd25s or the Technics over any earphoe they have by far the best ound out of all the earphones and are the comfiest too...


Posted by mute79 on Feb-25-2003 17:03:

i bought mine from djmart.com and their service was great... no complaints whatsoever...


Posted by ShadySlim on Feb-25-2003 19:37:

DJ_FRAZ,

You may have a dilemna here. The trouble with places based in the USA is, most of those either don't ship overseas at all, or they charge you a relatively astronomical amount of $$$ just to ship out of the continental USA. After all, what good is ordering those Pioneer HDJ-1000's from the USA if it's going to cost you the equivalent of more than 150 UKP (including shipping), when you can get headphones that are equivalent in sound quality/performance locally where you're at for much less $$$?

And don't listen to that first shop that tried to foist Stanton DJ Pro 2000 headphones upon you. I've personally heard those Stantons - and honestly, for their price, they're even worse than the Sony MDR-V700DJ's in sound quality. Why DJ Tiesto's been using the DJ Pro 2000's is beyond anyone's guess.



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