i took alook at the SENNHEISER headphones and DAMN.... those things are fuckin HUGE heh. i might have to try a pair of them. I often find myself not being able to hear the record i'm cueing in with my sony MDR-700's. which obviously SUCKS. thanks for the advice.

I'm talking about the sennheiser hd25 or the hd25 sp1.

DJ Pete: for studio reference headphones you should take a look at the high-range Sennheisers (electrostatic headphones maybe ? Orpheus ... they are crazy expensive though). Stax also makes some very high quality headphones (Stax SRS-4040). Also Sony makes an excellent headphone the MDR-R10. All these models would be superior to the 7509. But again, there is no such thing as the "best" headphone (or any other piece of sound equipment for that matter) - it always depends what you're looking for ...

DjVersus: yeah, the Sennheiser HD25 are simply amazing ... they cost quite a bit more than the Sony or Technics but the first time you put them on you know why ... hehe ...

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Philips SBC HP170!!

Good enough.Great sound so i dont gonna buy Special dj headphones worth $100 or something.Mine was about $12.

And there still working!

GREETZ!

Well I'm using the technics 1200, unfortunately. Me and a couple of friends got these when they were new, because it has a TECHNICS on it. But you know what ? Thechnics makes great turntables, and that's it.
Everybody's headphone stopped playing on the left channel after a little more than a year or so, depending on usage. That's because they made the speakers adjustable and put the cable in there in such a stupid way that it breaks.
I'm still using mine because I only need one channel, but I expected more quality for my $. Next one I'm getting is definitely the Sennheiser.

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