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Stick style / Single cup headphones
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| InTi |
| Has anyone used these? ive see Danny Howells use them alot... i was considering buying them .. i think Vestax makes them... anyone know anything about them it'd be a great help. |
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| VIO |
| well... it's a single headphone on a stick. what else do you need to know? |
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| InTi |
| V.S. something like the HD 280 or the MDR V700, sound quality wise |
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| Gluegun |
| quote: | Originally posted by InTi
V.S. something like the HD 280 or the MDR V700, sound quality wise |
*laughs*
The two are polar opposites! lol... btw, Sennheiser makes lots of one-eared headphones... go check their webpages... |
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| Endo |
| yeah there's not too much to it. Im not sure if its mono or if its just 1 cup of a pair of headphones (cut in half). I personally only use 1 earphone too. Thing is I use both of my hands when I mix, so holding the stick would seriously affect my mixing. Ive seen Sony make them, a MDRV700 cup on a stick, looked odd to me. |
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| Dmatrox |
| why get one if you can have two cups? :conf: |
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| InTi |
| It just seemed like it would be a good choice cause with regular headphones you always have one cup on and the other is basicly useless, once you get the hang of it.. I mean I hardly ever put both cups on while im mixing so I can hear the live track. The stick is kind of curved so it comfortable I guess .. so I take it nobody tried it. |
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| whitesmoke |
the dj with the one headphone on and one off is the classic look. i would laugh if i saw a dj that was only using 1 headphone cup. but thats just me. i guess if it saves money it is not a bad idea. i would still prob end up using my 2 cup headphones in public.
--strep-- |
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| webbie |
Dave Clarke uses single cup headphones sometimes.
Visible in the vid "Dave Clarke - Live @ Impulz", looks kinda cool. |
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