Most headphones arnt made of any type of metal. The HDJ2000s are great but expensive.

Personally I use a pair of Sony 7506s and they have stood the test of time and heavy club use so far. Good price too, great sound.

Stay away from the 700s though, i heard they snap easy.

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for djeing i think the sony v6 (or 7506 as mentioned above, its the same ones) works pretty good. their solid, not so big, and have ok sound. if u plan on making any music too id look into something else, open ones.

Hey I have the same headphones and have snapped both sides.
I crazy glued them back together and they are just fine now.

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Originally posted by nortek for djeing i think the sony v6 (or 7506 as mentioned above, its the same ones) works pretty good. their solid, not so big, and have ok sound. if u plan on making any music too id look into something else, open ones.

+1.


I'd put money on the fact that almost every post that will be made in this thread from this point on will either recommend the Sony 7506s or Sennheiser HD25s, and that is simply for the reason that they are the two best headphones out there for DJing.

Thank You guys
for all ur recomendations )

I glued THEY are fine now )

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Last edited by Zo on Sep-15-2010 at 05:14

Yeah my ******s snapped after 3 months, glued them back together and got another 18 months before they snapped in 3 places.

Got the Sony 700's and they have been ok.....2 years and counting.