I am usually against the cd djs in my town (cheese spinner) but this setup looks cool

Not as cool as my Gemini PT-2400s will look when i get them tho

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I am going to add my Sony MV-700 dj headphones (retail $120) and a reciever/amplifier to the package =)... you do not have to buy them.. but if you would like... I would look at adding the headphones for cheap, and the reciever as well ... :P


The sound quality is still incredible, but the swivels are breaking ( often occurance in the mv700's, and very easy to replace) , I would value them around 65$

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Taken from pssl.com Our Price: $119.99 SONY MDR-V700-DJ Professional DJ/Remix Headphones Sony's ultimate DJ and remix headphones incorporate high-end materials and advanced engineering; critically clean, exceptionally clear sound for professional and high fidelity applications. Features: Swivel earcups for DJ and remix applications enable single-sided monitoring. DJs can listen to house sound with one ear while they cue up the next track with the other. Convenient for on-shoulder use. Reversible earcups for even greater monitoring flexibility Auto return swivel mechanism brings the earcups back to standard listening position Folding design makes for easy storage and easy portability in a briefcase or equipment bag 50 mm diameter drive units for reference-grade sound; enable superior power handling; deeper bass, lower distortion and wider dynamic range; frequency response extends down to an extraordinary 5 Hz 3000 mW power handling for the most stringent professional applications; stands up to day-in, day-out use at very high output levels Neodymium magnets for maximum energy and minimum size plus more magnetic energy per ounce than conventional magnets Ample sound output -- 107 dB/mW sensitivity Oxygen-free copper cord for maximum conductivity, minimum noise; conducts electricity better than conventional copper Supra-aural design rests lightly on the ear; creates a controlled environment for better sound; driver is positioned the correct distance from the ear canal Wide, molded headband distributes the headphones' weight over a wide area; reduced pressure means comfortable listening for hours on end Headphone rest -- serrated area on the plug acts as a "hanger"; plugged into a rack of equipment, the headphones can hang on the plug when not in use Gold-plated plugs resist corrosion for high conductivity, low noise Silver finish for a sleek, professional look Sony UniMatch plug system with fixed stereo miniplug for use with portable equipment; detachable phone plug for use with studio and home audio equipment 10.6 oz., without cord

Last edited by inatrance on Aug-13-2002 at 13:16

When i get my decks im getting those phones, they are sexy as fuck

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cooooomee on people! :P these are some fucking high quality, good value decks~~!

check your PM's

I thought about the headphones, and I will sell them for 40$ + S/H


:P good deal.. for under 50 $ you have some sick dj headphones


inatrance

Last edited by inatrance on Aug-18-2002 at 06:38

HAHA..INatrance seems like one AGRESSIVE mo fo at selling his shit. Wanna sell some crap I have laying around? hehe. Dude, why dont you give this to some loser who wants to be a DJ just so he can look cool and get girls. Only give our TA's the BEST! ( A nice new pair of shiny 1200s)

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Originally posted by ExcelonGT HAHA..INatrance seems like one AGRESSIVE mo fo at selling his shit. Wanna sell some crap I have laying around? hehe. Dude, why dont you give this to some loser who wants to be a DJ just so he can look cool and get girls. Only give our TA's the BEST! ( A nice new pair of shiny 1200s)

hmm... well... first of all on the note.. that I want to sell my stuff you would be correct *reason* I need a coat... why do I need a coat..?? because I am a climber... now lets think... Carl's climbing at an altitude of oh say 14 thousand feet, maybe even 20 thousand feet.. now say Carl has shitty gear.... oh okay Carl will die.... I am selling my DJ stuff for the sole purpose of being able to buy good gear on the mountain, because that is the only real way to stay alive up there..... now YOU are sitting here on your computer thinking your fucking cool, saying that MY dj setup is some kinda pussy setup, and that real dj's only use 1200's....

now I'm sitting here thinking..... where the fuck are you from... have YOU ever tried using the cdj-20's.... hmm no probably not.. because if you had.. you would know that they aren't shit... (and yes I have used 1200's) they have digital ouputs, and not only do they play hella good quality sound.. it is all on CD.. now how does cd make sense VS vinyl...?? well... you can go onto TA, download the newest sounds that haven't even been released to the public on vinyl, and you got yourself some shit to spin. For a begginer it also makes sense to have cd's as not to dive into using vinyl/tts and wasting a SHITload of $$. On the terms of the mixer, the mixer too is good quality, no distortions, nothing of any negative sound quality... perfect sound... it also has EQ's (somthing any DJ should have) and a beatmatcher... very helpfull to a beggining DJ. All of my gear is in good quality, and the sound quality is superb... now people have a choice I guess.. and that is to follow our friend excelcon GT.. and buy vinyl, blow all your cash.. just so he "thinks you are cool".... -OR- break that fucking cycle of vinyl vinyl vinyl.. and just run with the cdj's... in the long run they are muhc cheaper, because 2 1200's will run you 800$... 300$ more than this entire set... it will also run you through another 800$ for vinyl.. while you can get the same in 8$ of cds -- you make the choice -- fight technology or live with it... but excelcongt dont come into my thread and call my gear shit... fuck you.. get a life... to furthur matters... even if you anted to become a vinyl DJ, the mixer has the full capabilities of adding two more turntable's, and you could have all four hooked in at the same time... now that would be sick =P


I am trying to sell my DJ gear with honesty and good judgement... but at the same time.. the quicker I can sell it.. the happier the people of the transaction will be, for they can get the gear, and I can afford my coat.. and therefore be able to climb more difficult things... I feel I am selling the gear in a professional matter.. and wicked rude comments.. are not wanted

thankyou

Can you elaborate more on the condition of the headphones? How bad is the cracking and how easy is it to repair?

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Originally posted by Ray_Finkle Can you elaborate more on the condition of the headphones? How bad is the cracking and how easy is it to repair?

yes.. the crack... here I can draw a picture =)



in red I marked the hairline cracks, and in the blue, I marked the philips head screws that you uncsrew to replace the piece -- they are built for djs, they know that pieces like those will eventually wear out, so it is very very easy to replace (I'm assuming any major dj vendor should have the replacement pieces) or you can goto sony.com and contact them

the cracking is definitley not dehabilitating, I still use them for djing, and they are excellent headphones


I did some research.. and there are authorized dealers to fix the pieces

check it out by going here

http://www.sel.sony.com/service/plsql/rma.inquiry

type in model
MDR-V700DJ

and your zip code at hte bottom, and you can find stores that are close to you for fixing it


inatrance

Last edited by inatrance on Aug-18-2002 at 16:13

how much 4 the lot............everything ya sed, and cud ya put it in english £'z plzzzzzz i'll consider it unless they are allready sold