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Got the Sony 7506
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| epdarks |
Best $100 I've ever spent.
Extremely comfortable. Booming bass and piercing highs. I can finally hear all the small production elements ussually dissapear on a stereo system. I'm in love with these things.
The point is, anyone who is on the fence with these headphones, do not hesistate, you will not be dissapointed. |
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| moondog |
| quote: | Originally posted by epdarks
Best $100 I've ever spent.
Extremely comfortable. Booming bass and piercing highs. I can finally hear all the small production elements ussually dissapear on a stereo system. I'm in love with these things.
The point is, anyone who is on the fence with these headphones, do not hesistate, you will not be dissapointed. |
ing awesome 'phones, recently switched over to them for DJ'ing, will never go back. Light, comfortable, top sound quality....
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| KiNeTiC ENeRgY |
| I use em everyday...best phones in the $100 range hands down. |
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| Michael May |
Yep, got mine the other day too. Love 'em. I can give my technics rp-dh1200's a rest now.
They were a little hard to get use to, but I think they just needed to be broke in. Best headphones you can get for the price!!!!
Mike |
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| cmay119 |
w00t w00t for that darks. Picked my set up as well with you. I'm so far very impressed with these headphones. For both mixing and just straight up listening quality as well.
Great build quality and very comfy on my tender ears. |
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| Clovis |
| The only people who don't like them are people who havn't tried em :p |
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| Lunar Phase 7 |
I bought these about a year ago, and I love them, but franky I don't think they are the best for DJing.
At loud volumes they are very harsh on the ears because they aint bass heavy like most phones you gotta turn it up louder to hear bass, but while you do this the high's shread your ears.
Low volumes they are fine, but in clubs, etc. They aint the best.
Comfort, reliability, sound wise though top notch. They also looks cool in a ghetto way sand I wouldn't swap them for any other headphone (save for maybe the really high end Senny's or 7509's). |
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| DjWoody |
| I returned mine after two days of usage at a club. I love the sound, they're nice and crisp, light, but for on a live club system is hard to hear. I returned them and got the Pioneers. I would've stuck with the 7506 but my new residency has a full blow EAW Sound system and I needed something louder. |
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| Tony Morello |
i simply just turn down the monitors and my headphones in the process while they allow me to clearly hear everything i want to
my ears thank me
once you go deaf, you're deaf |
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| RJT |
Solution for those of you with club issues: Stop playing at clubs with soundsystems :)
...kidding. Seriously though, it's not your responsibility to go deaf simply because someone can't figure out how to sort out proper monitoring in a club ;) |
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| Tony Morello |
| there's usually a knob on the mixer that says booth monitor, turn it counter-clockwise |
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