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should i buy Technics RP-DH1200 ??? +/-
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| blacknoizybox |
ppl, anyone used/uses Technics RP-DH1200 headphones? can you point on the good and the bad sides of this dj machinery?
1.sound quality
2.durability
3.isolation
4.frequent problems
i cant decide between the DJ1210 and the DH1200, although i understand the DH is more expensive = high-end (imo)
Sehnheisers, Pioneers, Stantons excluded!
Oh, and ive noticed a lot of dj use Sony mdr700 headphones. what about em? |
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| alefort |
Good buddy of mine has the DJ-1210s. He loves them. I find them a little on the small side and find it hurts my ears to have them on for etended periods.
I own DH-1200s and Love them to death (thanks hun, best gift ever...). Most comfortable Headphones I have ever worn. Same high quality sound as the DJ1210s, I just find these way more comfortable.
If you are a person with a small head however, I would recommend the DJ1210s. The DH1200s are big, and for some, too big. |
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| dark_Omens |
| No on the Sony MDR-V700. The best from Sony in my opinion are the MDR-V6. They are about 30 dollars cheaper than the V700, and sound at least twice as good. |
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| blacknoizybox |
Technics RP-DH1200
what about the durability??? i mean the ear joints, the plug-in mechanism of the wire (whatever...)
should i expect it to fall apart in 2-3 months. im not a power user, i mean i dont work as a dj for 8 hours a day. i need it for my Numark DM1050 connected to Traktor 2.6 (via PC s/card) |
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| alefort |
| I've only had mine for about 2 months, no sign of any wear on them. My buddy has had his DJ1210s for almost a year, feel, look and sound brand new. |
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| Orbital32 |
| I love mine. they are rock solid. You do have to break them in. I feel they were really tight in the beginning, but now they fell great :) |
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| SgtFoo |
| I'm looking at getting the RP-DH1200 too, but I'm waiting for reivews of the soon-to-release Denon DNH-1000 heaphones. |
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