I love the SONY's. they have great sound reproduction w/o killing your ears while at a loud venue? I'm looking 4 new ones and want people opinions. ESP those who mix at loud events.

I got the Technics RP-DJ1210 here... it's a great headphone...
It seals of really well and the sound is crystal clear
And it doesn't hurt your ears at high volume , the only thing u have to get used to that the earpads are a little tight in the beginning... so they're not actually for listening to cd's better said "to wear them constantly"

for the rest perfect headphones definitly worth the price... oh btw they are also splash water proof

Price: approx 150 euro's

Tip: Try looking for the Technics RP-DJ1200 , the same headphones only in a different color , and they are cheaper cause they are an older model

I use a Prodjuser headphones, very nice one

Shure E5




Technical Data

Speaker Type: Dual Low Mass/High Energy Micro-Speakers
Sensitivity (at 1kHz): 122dB SPL/mW
Impedance (at 1kHz): 110 ohms
Cable Length: 1.55m (62 inches)
Net Weight: 31 g (1.1 oz)
Input Connector: 3.5 mm (1/8") gold-plated stereo plug

sony mdr-v700 all the way excellent phones

Stanton DJ Pro 3000.

Good stuff. Similar to the Sony MDR-V700.

Stanton DjPro2000S



I bought it for..about 25 euros, second hand.......i had to replace the wire
which goes between the earcups....

Now it's full functional.....and in very good condition.

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im quiet satisfied with my Pioneer HDJ1000.

Sennheiser HD 455
What a loud of s**t,, music quality is good but first the Head holder breaks and now the wire give sometimes corrupt sounds..
I will buy a Sony

at first i wanted to buy Sennheiser HD 25.

but it sell too expensive in my place.

i love that simple design. but it doesnt look cool and doesnt look like a dj headphone.

we've had the same topic b4

LaZ!

still rockin the sony's

you are right.....it's because HD25 wasn't designed for djing but studio worx and mainly for cameramen..and filming stuff.

btw....its very good for djing too! Comfortable and has very nice sound.

And.....in Hungary the Pio hdj1000's and the hd25's price are exactly the same....
~about 250€s....

One of my friends used to have a hdj1000 to but it has broken....

Having owned a pair of HD25's for 6 years before I upgraded to the Shure E5's I know that you can stand on and abuse the Senheissers. How many headphones can you say that about all the other headphones are renowned for breaking at some point. The only thing that goes on HD25's is the Cable and you can replace that & for a longer one too if you need!
One bad thing about the HD25's is they get umcomfortable after a hour or so!

Sir recomends the Shure E3's or Sennheiser HD25 simply the best in their class & both £120-£130

I got both Pioneer & Sonys.

Pioneer HDJ-1000's

and

Sony MDR v-700

i get pain on my ears after an hour wearing the pioneer headphone.

may be because it's 'virgin'.

any way to make it looser?

Don't tell me you don't know how to make a virgin looser?

Stanton DJ Pro 3000 is by far the most coolest (onboard EQ and beatlight LEDS)

I don't own a pair, but I want one badly! They supposedly fit and feel really well, so check it out.

p.s. Just a word of advice , don't go with Sony lol. I've heard numerous accounts of them breaking, one of them in the middle of a mix

What's the point of blinking leds on djpro3k??

What's the point of a blue LED on the Numark TTX's?

bling factor!!

There s**t my shure E5's OWN =Fact, proper bling too

meh.. you gots to see it to have bling attributed



How's the sound quality on those things?

I currently use the Stantons Pro-3000's..........but I sometimes switch back to my Pioneers HDJ 1000's (Only when the stantons break because my buddy steps on the cord when I'm walking away )

pioneer hdj 1000 all the way what a quality piece has the looks and the performance i will use these forever the best

Studio quality cheers!

Sensitivity (at 1kHz): 122 dB SPL/mW
Impedance (at 1kHz): 110 Ohms

gah.. but what about when your mixing.. you can't do the head-slanted sholder stance

dont miss that in the slightest, besides who wants to look like quasimodo lol?

im using rpdj 1200 technics , they fit my head perfectly , i luv them!!
i hate mdrv 700 they are so big and they broke so easy!!

I'm in love forever with my Pioneer HDJ1000

Until they snap lol!

on a lighter note check out these AKG's peeps not a DJ phone but well cool IMO!



Expect to See Kyle semi naked in a pair real soon!!!

wow. thats cool.

Using the Stanton DJ Pro 2000s here. But when it's breaks I'll buy a Technics or a Beyerdynamic (DJ-X to be exact)

I have sony mdr v700 very good sound ,but it has a weak point where it usualy breaks so my advice buy a stanton theyr very good quality im gonna get that the next time

lemme tell u one thing..they look awesome!

Let me tell you another thing they will snap = Fact

HDJ1000 are the best headphone you can buy hands down, if you're a club DJ or seek to become one these are the headphones to own...

Shawn / DJMitiska

All headphones snap...thats how the companies make $$$

Sennheiser HD25's dont goodbye!

My headphones

looks nice astar, what specs they have?

have the mdr-v700, quite good I think and can't afford more expensive ones

senheiser doesnt snap cuz they dont make good dj headphones anyway they are more into wireless and some cd player headphones so

Using the Sennheiser HD280 Silvers right now. Great sound for the price in my opinion.

i use stanton dj2000s

but hd25s are the future

amazing quality, and there so light compareed to ones from sony and technics

Sennheiser HD212 pro, good bass, ideal for mixing trance, club, house etc
No problems......... yet

£39 not bad for what they do

cheers

Been using my Pioneer HDJ-1000 for at least 1/2 year . bad luck for me the wyre snapped from the inside resulting left side soundless .
Fixed it with some minor operations , had to cut the wyre open and sealed back . so far performance is good . Maybe mine was on the shelf too long until the wyre was crappy anyway pioneer HDJ-1000

use Sony mdr-v700 last year. It's the best headphones

The Sony V-700s are hard to beat and contrary to a few opinions, thet are pretty durable and won't break unless you have a really big head or are really rough with them. I've had mine for almost 4 years and i've had no problems.
They're easy to position too, unlike some of the Sennheisers which resemble an elastic band!

i use...a Sony MDR-V700. ....very good out put..!!i like them..!!!