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harriz
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quote:
Originally posted by richg101
the only headphone speciallist anyone has mentioned is sennheiser.

sony's speciallism is in walkmans-fact! they dont make good hi-fi's or headphones. the headphones are too big with massive slow drivers in them. the plastic they re made of is brittle and breaks very quickly on the road. ferry etc probably get paid to wear what he does.

pioneer- the only thing they do well is cd players. they have no specialism in loudspeaker design and have always been at the lower end of the hi fi market. again the drivers are too big and slow.

technics- great turntables but thats about it. the 1200 mixer is rubbish and overpriced and the headphones follow the same qualities at the above two.

these three are all similar. the drivers are too big to be driven accurately by the sub 1watt output from headphone amps in mixers. they attempt to reproduce very low frequencies when they dont need to.


sennheiser- the most recognised manufacturer of headphones in the world. they speciallise in professional/studio gear only and have been on top for years and years. smaller drive units in the hd25/ 25sp which are quicker responding and more efficient. materials- flexible plastic that you can bend and it wont break. very small and light. so light that you forget your wearing them. if you cant affors the hd25's then get the 25sp's. theyre only fifty quid on ebay!


I personally had bad luck with my hd-1000 headphones
(they broke after 5 months of use )
so I bought an open box pair of sony's 7506 for 70$ on ebay
which should hopefully last longer
( I just need something to dj in my bedroom right now.)

But you are right if I had a gig where loud music is being played
I would get the hd-25,
unless like you mentioned someone was paying me to use
something else ,
I just cant afford the hi tag right now
I 'd rather spend that money on music ;-)


now,

dope headphones a bit pricy though...

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$2999.00 EACH FREE SHIPPING IN THE USA!


Holy shite!!!

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harriz
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Holy shite!!!


if only money wasn't an issue ....
They have cheaper models but everyhing is pretty much 200$+

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*Shrugs*

If you want to spend money on headphones, a good investment would probably be a headphone amp. This would enable you to use higher quality headphones that are harder to drive, and also improve everything about the sound. They are anywhere from $50 to $5000.

Lots of companies make studio-quality headphones that will work well for DJ's, IF you choose the right model...

AKG, Audio-Technica, Sennheiser, Sony, Ultrasone, Beyerdynamic.

Some of these even have high quality DJ-targeted headphones--

Audio Technica ATH-Pro700, Beyerdynamic DJX1, Sennheiser HD25, Ultrasone HFI-500DJ1, Ultrasone DJ1Pro..

All of those would be worth looking into.

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quote:
Originally posted by richg101
the only headphone speciallist anyone has mentioned is sennheiser.

sony's speciallism is in walkmans-fact! they dont make good hi-fi's or headphones. the headphones are too big with massive slow drivers in them. the plastic they re made of is brittle and breaks very quickly on the road. ferry etc probably get paid to wear what he does.

pioneer- the only thing they do well is cd players. they have no specialism in loudspeaker design and have always been at the lower end of the hi fi market. again the drivers are too big and slow.

technics- great turntables but thats about it. the 1200 mixer is rubbish and overpriced and the headphones follow the same qualities at the above two.

these three are all similar. the drivers are too big to be driven accurately by the sub 1watt output from headphone amps in mixers. they attempt to reproduce very low frequencies when they dont need to.


sennheiser- the most recognised manufacturer of headphones in the world. they speciallise in professional/studio gear only and have been on top for years and years. smaller drive units in the hd25/ 25sp which are quicker responding and more efficient. materials- flexible plastic that you can bend and it wont break. very small and light. so light that you forget your wearing them. if you cant affors the hd25's then get the 25sp's. theyre only fifty quid on ebay!


you dug up a 2 1/2 year old thread to give "almost" good information?


the hd25s are great headphones, sure. most people on these forums already know that already. if you look at any headphone thread you will see these mentioned as the best DJ cans you can buy.

the fact that you even mentioned the hd25sp's as the second option really kills your credibility.

they are shite.

and the fact that you lumped all sony and technics and pioneer headphones into the same category shows that you are merely brand loyal or disloyal without using these cans yourself.

while the sony v500/600/700 etc are crap IMO, the 7506s are probably the second best DJ headphones on the market, and some people like them more then the hd25s.

they are also half the price of the hd25s. are the hd25s twice as good as the 7506s? no way.

the 7506 is the pro version of the V6s, with gold connectors. same drivers and material.

they are sturdy as hell and all parts are replaceably.

i HATE 99.9% of Sony products.

i am a big believer in the 7506s.


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harriz
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quote:
Originally posted by CosmoKid
you dug up a 2 1/2 year old thread to give "almost" good information?


the hd25s are great headphones, sure. most people on these forums already know that already. if you look at any headphone thread you will see these mentioned as the best DJ cans you can buy.

the fact that you even mentioned the hd25sp's as the second option really kills your credibility.

they are shite.

and the fact that you lumped all sony and technics and pioneer headphones into the same category shows that you are merely brand loyal or disloyal without using these cans yourself.

while the sony v500/600/700 etc are crap IMO, the 7506s are probably the second best DJ headphones on the market, and some people like them more then the hd25s.

they are also half the price of the hd25s. are the hd25s twice as good as the 7506s? no way.

the 7506 is the pro version of the V6s, with gold connectors. same drivers and material.

they are sturdy as hell and all parts are replaceably.

i HATE 99.9% of Sony products.

i am a big believer in the 7506s.



I hope you are right I am waiting for my sony's to arrive.
I just ordered mine through ebay. Somebody is selling pairs for 70$.
I heard they are good ,espesially for the money I payed for them...

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quote:
Originally posted by CosmoKid
you dug up a 2 1/2 year old thread to give "almost" good information?


the hd25s are great headphones, sure. most people on these forums already know that already. if you look at any headphone thread you will see these mentioned as the best DJ cans you can buy.

the fact that you even mentioned the hd25sp's as the second option really kills your credibility.

they are shite.

and the fact that you lumped all sony and technics and pioneer headphones into the same category shows that you are merely brand loyal or disloyal without using these cans yourself.

while the sony v500/600/700 etc are crap IMO, the 7506s are probably the second best DJ headphones on the market, and some people like them more then the hd25s.

they are also half the price of the hd25s. are the hd25s twice as good as the 7506s? no way.

the 7506 is the pro version of the V6s, with gold connectors. same drivers and material.

they are sturdy as hell and all parts are replaceably.

i HATE 99.9% of Sony products.

i am a big believer in the 7506s.



fair enough... however i still think certain things should be left to certain speciallists. my advise is to go with what are best. the hd-25's. your choice are probably great but they are not considered industry standard. neither are my sp's!!! but i bought mine after doing my research and finding these the most cost effective for my duties.

hd-25's dont break. they do the job and are only slightly more expensive than the also ran models.

its like saying stantons are better than technics just cos they have better toque rating. gold plating the terminals doesnt do shit all. its a gimmic that sennheiser dont cash in on.

if people have the money to buy the best then why not do it?


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quote:
Originally posted by richg101
fair enough... however i still think certain things should be left to certain speciallists. my advise is to go with what are best. the hd-25's. your choice are probably great but they are not considered industry standard. neither are my sp's!!! but i bought mine after doing my research and finding these the most cost effective for my duties.

hd-25's dont break. they do the job and are only slightly more expensive than the also ran models.

its like saying stantons are better than technics just cos they have better toque rating. gold plating the terminals doesnt do shit all. its a gimmic that sennheiser dont cash in on.

if people have the money to buy the best then why not do it?


from all that i wrote you pick gold plating the terminals as to what to respond to? come on man. did i ever say that the gold plating was what made these headphones good?

the V6s/7506s are probably more widely used then are the hd25s. and i am even saying the hd25s are BETTER. but they are barely better for twice the price.

7506s are also rans?!?!?! LOL. you obviously dont know much about headphones and someone convinced you that the sennheisers are great and you are here trying to justify your purchase.

well, you made the wrong purchase. the hd25 sp's are SHITE compared to the 7506s and dont come close to the hd25s.

the SPs were made for people who cant afford the real deal and THINK that the SPs will be a good substitue. you've been had.

i like sennheiser headphones. i even like the 280s. you would have been better off with those.


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cool...

sorry if i hit a nerve by sounding as if im slagging your choice off. i wasnt. however, you seemed like you had a bone to pick when you commented on my 'almost' useful advice.

i have my experience with headphones and stand by my honest views that if people are willing to fork out big amounts then they should go for the industry standard.

if judge jules uses sp's then they re fine for me or anyone else for that matter.

i ll stay in the music producers forum from now on. it does nt get this fickle there...


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quote:
Originally posted by richg101
cool...

sorry if i hit a nerve by sounding as if im slagging your choice off. i wasnt. however, you seemed like you had a bone to pick when you commented on my 'almost' useful advice.

i have my experience with headphones and stand by my honest views that if people are willing to fork out big amounts then they should go for the industry standard.

if judge jules uses sp's then they re fine for me or anyone else for that matter.

i ll stay in the music producers forum from now on. it does nt get this fickle there...


nah dude, its not about fickle. it just seemed like you walked into this forum, opened an OLD thread, and started spewing info that was biased and somewhat untrue.

no hard feelings.

i encourage banter and the sharing of info on these forums. it allows people to gather the info and make an eduacted decision.

my arguement was that you cant make a blanket statement when certain thngs are untrue. i hate sony products, but the V6 and 7506 are and have been part of the industry standard for years.

while i hate the v500/600/700, the v6 and 7506 are head and shoulders better then they are. they have been used in pro studios for decades.

test everyting out and dont thin that because a company makes a few good products, that all of theiur products will be top. and dont think that because a company makes generally poor products, that all of them will be poor.

a lot of producers and DJs use the 7506 (see PVD).

my hope is that maybe this thread will open your eyes a bit to some other products.

i just didnt want someone coming into this thread and get bad info.


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