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| PvDoBseSSioN |
| quote: | Originally posted by verndogs
if you're happy with what you read, then go for it. I'd try them out first at a electronic store if possible before making a final decision |
that's the problem, where am i gonna find an electronic store that displays headphones???? |
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| lücid |
Sony MDR-7506 (about $95-$99 at most online stores)
i have the 700's currently, but the 7506's are my next purchase once i have some money. they sound a helluva lot better and they're super-comfortable; they don't irritate your ears and they're very light-weight. if you get a chance, check some of the headphone threads in the DJ Booth, many people swear by them. |
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| PvDoBseSSioN |
| quote: | Originally posted by lücid
Sony MDR-7506 (about $95-$99 at most online stores)
i have the 700's currently, but the 7506's are my next purchase once i have some money. they sound a helluva lot better and they're super-comfortable; they don't irritate your ears and they're very light-weight. if you get a chance, check some of the headphone threads in the DJ Booth, many people swear by them. |
yeah they r good cans, they are PvD's favorite |
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| trancinchink |
the mdr-7506 are good and they do last rather long. i'd say they're comparable to the hd-280's. only different i'd say is the 7506' are slightly more bassy. a different type of sound. you won't really go wrong with either of them.
however, i will add that you probably shouldn't look at any other model of sony's. not worth it at all imo. |
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| PvDoBseSSioN |
| quote: | Originally posted by trancinchink
the mdr-7506 are good and they do last rather long. i'd say they're comparable to the hd-280's. only different i'd say is the 7506' are slightly more bassy. a different type of sound. you won't really go wrong with either of them.
however, i will add that you probably shouldn't look at any other model of sony's. not worth it at all imo. |
so 7506 has a better sound then the 280's?? |
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| fr0st |
| quote: | Originally posted by PvDoBseSSioN
thanks for all the info guys, now i have alot of different options
*edit:* im looking at the sennheiser hd280's, good price and given the reviews they sound pretty good too, should i be looking at something else a little more expensive (i was gonna spend about 150?) |
Again I ask why dj headphones, I was just camparing hd280's to my hd650s and there is no comparison in sound quallity dj heads phones are for dj isolation not for sound quallity. Open ear headphones will have a better response range along with being much more comfortable. |
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| kadomony |
| quote: | Originally posted by fr0st
Again I ask why dj headphones, I was just camparing hd280's to my hd650s and there is no comparison in sound quallity dj heads phones are for dj isolation not for sound quallity. Open ear headphones will have a better response range along with being much more comfortable. |
yep yep. |
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| peopleny |
| the choice headphones of our crew are the Sony MDR-7506 Studio Monitor Headphones. Wont use anything else. great flat even sound. |
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| DJ Eddie Lee |
| I think something that's important to mention is that everyone's hearing may have slight variances to different frequencies. I personally prefer a slightly "tinny" headphone such as sony's while others prefer a little more bassy like the seinnheisers. You just have to try them out and see which ones sound good to your ears. |
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| dj tek |
these are very slept on headphones ~ very light and excellent sound quality !
DENON DN-HP1000 Headphones
The Denon DN-HP1000 headphones are designed to provide DJs with the ultimate monitoring tool. They utilize a dynamic, closed back design for superior isolation. Additionally, these phones employ one of the largest speaker drivers (53 mm) in their class for outstanding audio quality at high volume levels, and feature rich bass with an extended high-end frequency response (5-33,000 Hz).
Features:
* 53mm speaker driver
* 180 degree swivel for full pivot action
* Folding design for easy storage
* Leather pouch included |
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| DOOMBOT |
| I use the V500 for djing. Honestly, not too bad, I just wish the bass came in a lot better then it does. :p |
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