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Headphones... Which To Buy?
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The Funky Munkey
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Posted : Jul 24, 2003 05:32
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I'm getting my cdj's n' stuff in about 2-3 weeks and wanna know what headphones I should get? Money is not to much of a problem, and I like more th progressive and old skool style of trance, not some much GMS/Alien Project sounds, though I don't mid a little bit...
so what is your opinion on what headphones?
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Jeto
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Posted : Jul 24, 2003 06:51
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Sony MDR V-700
I been using those for a long time and they always do wonders... can get a bit bassy tho
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small grey creature
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Posted : Jul 24, 2003 08:36
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try to find any model that you like in these brands, there are many more but i just know those (been playing with them for a while)
try to go to a store which sells them and try before buy... your ear's preferences will be always your best advice
P.S. dont play them too loud, they really damage your ear, and trust me, surgery its expensive
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PSYTOTEM
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Posted : Jul 24, 2003 09:52
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Senheisser are pretty good.
I use them for long time and they sound GREAT!!
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serotonot
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Posted : Jul 24, 2003 09:58
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IMO sennheiser SP-25-1 The best headphones there is. Though this is always a matter of opinion but many people share this same opinion |
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TiMMY
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Posted : Jul 24, 2003 15:16
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I enjoy my Sennheiser HD25.
One of the capsules got damaged once, but the store replaced it for free because I still had warranty on it |
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Mike A
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Posted : Jul 24, 2003 17:07
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Sennheiser.
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Zombi
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Posted : Jul 27, 2003 14:30
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Pioneer HDJ-1000.
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Tim
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Posted : Aug 2, 2003 06:49
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If you want long lastings quality headphones, I'd go for Sony...
These are the only heavy duty headphones...
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Mike A
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Posted : Aug 2, 2003 13:28
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lol Tim?
Sony headphones got a long history of breaking up after some time..
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Rob Fielding
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Posted : Aug 4, 2003 03:20
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I've got a Sennheiser HD-25... nice headphone, good frequency range... and it's good for producing work as well. |
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Summum Bonum
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Posted : Aug 4, 2003 20:43
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Sennheiser HD-25 **** (Can get uncomfortable when worn for long)
Sony MDR-7509 ***
Sony MDR-7506 **
Sony MDR-V700 * (DJ Beat matching purpose only, very inaccurate for "normal" listening) "Never argue with an idiot, they'll bring you down to their level and beat you with experience" |
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lukic
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Posted : Aug 26, 2003 15:25
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Check out the German "Ultrasone" headphone line. They have models designed for specific purposes (from DJing to tracking to mixing to listening to music...) They are relatively new brand, just about forcing their way to the world of big name players on te market.
I have the 145 EUR model HFI-650 Trackmaster. I`m using them only for listening to music and they are simply unbelievable - closed but with deep and wide soundstage, neutral, transparent, with excellent isolation. They come with 4 meter straight cable and are foldable. They are built like a TANK and easily powered by weak sources.
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Tim
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Posted : Aug 28, 2003 07:23
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On 2003-08-02 13:28, Mike A wrote:
lol Tim?
Sony headphones got a long history of breaking up after some time..
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I'm talking about the MDRV series...
I've got the 900 for five years now and it really seems unbreakable. I also used a sennheiser at work (you know, the white one), and it broke after only two weeks...
as Hrishikesh sayd, the 700 is only usable for beat matching purposes, but the 900 is suited for both studio and DJ'ing...
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