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Good live headphones BAD SONY MDRV700DJ
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DJ_Chorman
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Posted : Feb 19, 2004 00:22
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Which headphones are good for DJ/live?
My Sony MDRV700DJ were Sh*t!!!! they broke at the elbow and now the earpieces flap like wings...... i'm hoping the headphones fly away or soemthing hehe
The expensive Pioneer are also known to be flimsy....... what headphones do you guys suggest? |
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Borris
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Posted : Feb 19, 2004 00:34
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Sennheiser HD25
No 1 Headphones.
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Chi
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Posted : Feb 19, 2004 13:47
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Another thumbs up for Sennheiser HD25.
Flat, superior sound and all parts are replaceable. |
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TiMMY
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Posted : Feb 19, 2004 15:48
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Yet another thumbs up for the HD25.
I use them every day, all day long.
Altough I have point out that their capsules got fucked somehow. After replacing (not to expensive, I also had warranty) it worked like new. |
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Feb 19, 2004 15:56
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DJ_Chorman
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Posted : Feb 19, 2004 18:50
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Which are good DJ headphones??? these don't seem like they are meant to leave the studio |
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Chi
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Posted : Feb 19, 2004 23:06
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The HD25's - i only use them for djing. The only problem is the cord - it's a straight cord, which means it will get in your way.
Other than that, it's the perfect Dj headphone.
Besides what i've said, they swivel 360º, and they are so small and light that you can press them against your shoulder with no problem. |
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DJ_Chorman
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Posted : Feb 20, 2004 00:19
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so the only options are the HD25 and the technics?
how do they compare, and are there any other options? |
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Chi
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Posted : Feb 23, 2004 01:07
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So what are you looking for in headphones?
Is it:
Durability, less size and weight, accurate sound: Sennheiser HD25/Technics RPDJ1210
Looks, circumaural, bassy sound: Sony MDVR700/Pioneer HDJ1000
If you want a compromise between all these qualities - then go for Sennheiser HD280 - a mix between bassy and accurate sound, coiled cable, replaceable parts, good swivel, circumaural, less weight but more size and finally not-so-good looks! |
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deltaphreakuency
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Posted : Feb 23, 2004 01:57
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I just bought the HD 25's.I was amazed!The best headphones i ever had.Everybody should at least try the once!
IF YOU NEED TO ASK,YOU WOULDN'T UNDERSTAND |
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djfaia
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Posted : Feb 27, 2004 08:46
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Hey guys I agree with ya abt da Sennheiser HD25 but which model are u recommending of da Technics???
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Borris
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Posted : Feb 28, 2004 07:12
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Colin, actualy there is some difference in the capsules between the HD25 and the HD25SP but it's vey minor...
Kinetic Honda GmbH, Worldwide Supliers of Quality noise.
Progression Sessions of the 3rd Empire! |
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djfaia
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Posted : Feb 28, 2004 12:22
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On 2004-02-28 07:12, Dr. Borris wrote:
Colin, actualy there is some difference in the capsules between the HD25 and the HD25SP but it's vey minor...
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Colin OOOD
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