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| Tranceporter99 |
| ok im going to be DJing alot[not spinning out] and listening alot[out like traveling and riding in a car and such], so what phones do you recommend for both, i have read the STICKY on headphones and cant tell which is a good choice. nead help please? budget is alsot under 125usd excluding tax and shipping |
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| auujay |
I am not sure, but I would get some nice Senns.
I have the Technics RP-1200 and they are great for DJing and I don't get any discomfort, but when I sit with them at work I find the pressure is really too much and it does not feel good on the ears. FYI, the Technics are supra-aural so they sit on your ear but still do a great job with sound isolation. |
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| benoitfan |
| I have a pair of the Senheiser 280s Pro.. I can't recommend them enough, they are excelent for mixing, listening and producing. :) |
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| cryo |
| ill second for the HD 280s, way better than my MDR v500s... |
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| DJ Lazy |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj_moonshine
MDR-V700 |
OVERRATED!! Not worth 250 bones IMO...
Senns are pimp cans... great sound and super comfy... :) |
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| `pr0digy |
I like the Sony Eggo's for ONLY listening...
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| dj chex |
| i will be like most. Get the hd280s. Great phones that feel good and sound great. I also own rpdj1200s which work fine for dj use but for listening/dj use i perfer the hd280pro. |
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| nrjizer |
| For the love of god avoid v700 like the plague. Besides the fact that their horrible sound and way overdone bass is made for deaf DJ's, they're flimsy pieces of plastic that will break on you. Mine did, and I took the finest care of them. |
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| Tranceporter99 |
| all of the aformentioned headphones have the normal jack that will fit into most sound cards and walkmans and the like correct? |
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| auujay |
| quote: | Originally posted by Tranceporter99
all of the aformentioned headphones have the normal jack that will fit into most sound cards and walkmans and the like correct? |
In this price range they should have a 1/4" plug and come with a 1/8" adaptor. My Technics work by having a 1/8 plug and then the 1/4 adaptor screws into it so it is very secure and will no come off while maintaining a solid connection. |
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| Tranceporter99 |
| quote: | Originally posted by auujay
In this price range they should have a 1/4" plug and come with a 1/8" adaptor. My Technics work by having a 1/8 plug and then the 1/4 adaptor screws into it so it is very secure and will no come off while maintaining a solid connection. |
o ok, because the website that im buying the HD280s off of says '3.5mm headphone jack' which im just wondering about. |
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