Sennheiser HD25 and the KRK Rokit series speakers

Sennheiser HD 25s!


For speakers, I love my Behringer Truth's. Cheap and effective.

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Originally posted by l8trsk8trs Can I ask where you picked these up, and for how much?? I work right by Bay-Bloor Radio and they have them listed for $120 (but I know how pricey Bay Bloor can be) - Thx

I got it in Hong Kong. They sold it for $60 CDN... and this model has the volume and answer/hangup button (which i didn't really need). They were once $160 here in toronto. but man those were a deal and I knew it right away.

My buddy asked me what earphones to get while in HK and i told him these ones were the best for the price range (without having to break the bank). I soon decided ya ill get them too.

There are the cx300's that are sold at hmv, futureshop, bestbuy etc. that do no have the extra buttons. they are usually $99.

I've seen them for like $70ish around christmas or boxing day. But really those cx300's are $99 and those are good earphones without having to go into shures (which the foam pads after a while deteriorate (which is probably why they give you so many)), bang and olufsen's that are way over priced and also any other sennheiser's above the cx line.

Check the B&W P5 'phones ($300, probably at Apple store & hooked up to iPods for demo), non-dorky appearance. Also Sony MDR7506 at Sony store are often mentioned on the DJ subforum, older design but good sound and under $100. Both these are "closed" types so they won't bother people in quiet places.

My friend & I tried quite a few different headphones last winter and liked the sound of those two the best, he ended up buying the B&Ws (already happy with B&W speakers). He originally got the Dr. Dre Beats but after a while didn't like the excessive bass.

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Originally posted by tvmann Check the B&W P5 'phones ($300, probably at Apple store & hooked up to iPods for demo), non-dorky appearance. Also Sony MDR7506 at Sony store are often mentioned on the DJ subforum, older design but good sound and under $100. Both these are "closed" types so they won't bother people in quiet places. My friend & I tried quite a few different headphones last winter and liked the sound of those two the best, he ended up buying the B&Ws (already happy with B&W speakers). He originally got the Dr. Dre Beats but after a while didn't like the excessive bass.

I was considering on testing those, but i found that they had sound leak as well as me hearing many noises while listening even at a high volume. Yes it may have been because i was at an apple store, but your ears also get somewhat 'damp' because of the leather sitting on your ear rather than around or over your ears. from what i concluded a lot of people online have said the same thing also on the reviews on the apple website. i think they are over priced but meh to each their own. they look nice if you ride the subway. but they dont fold down... so make sure you keep them in the case or somewhere safe when portable.


although id rather have those than the bbd. i still dont think they are worth it.


if someone really wants to spend stupid money on headphones then they should shell out $1300 for a beyerdynamics telsa 1. and you'll be free to brag all you want.

i give props to people who have shure's or a higher end sennheiser, simply because the chances of people having those are more because they know something about them and didnt stumble upon a purchase.

I have been using ATH-M50's ever since they came out for spinning, producing or just plain listening pleasure. Great and I mean great headphones for the money, you won't be disappointed.

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Originally posted by Dior Homme if someone really wants to spend stupid money on headphones then they should shell out $1300 for a beyerdynamics telsa 1. and you'll be free to brag all you want.

those expensive headphones are completely useless without a very good amp. will pick up every little hiss, scratch, hum, and glitch produced by an inefficient system, like the kind on an ipod amp. goddamn good amps cost at least as much at the headphones do, too.

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Originally posted by pozz those expensive headphones are completely useless without a very good amp. will pick up every little hiss, scratch, hum, and glitch produced by an inefficient system, like the kind on an ipod amp. goddamn good amps cost at least as much at the headphones do, too.

ya but, you dont stumble upon a pair like those...

and i mentioned if someone has the coin to buy something stupid, there it is. im sure they can also afford the amp too.