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i need help with choosing headphones plz :)
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Vibe Tribe
Vibe Tribe
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 06:51
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a good pare of head phones ???
i have about 800-1000 nis, and im confused .
i dont know what to buy, sony, technics, sennihezer . . . ??
what do you think?
i would like to se ppl response who have one of this head phones!
thanx , and respect to all!
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Alon
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 08:35
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hd for what purphase? (djing\studio)
if for studio then i strongly recommend on akg k270. amazing for studio! i have them and they're really good. defenitly bad for djing.
sony and technics are great for djing but they r really bad for studio use. |
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Vibe Tribe
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Alon
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 10:06
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around 300 shekels more or less. u can find akg stuff in sentronics in bney brak. |
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Vibe Tribe
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 10:12
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well this akg is so cheep and theye better than sony or technics ???
i think i saw akg headphones also in muzik shop in tel aviv. do theye sell tham also ?
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Vibe Tribe
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 18:29
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300nis? for the AKG?
you must be joking...
I own k270 - they were 600nis for me and that was a special sale. Of course u can also check k240 which are great also. With the amount u have to spend - u can buy the best pair for a studio for sure. Remember, headphones are bad for your ears - don't over use and don't hear high volume --- as a dj also.
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Waveman
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 18:42
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Everybody has their tastes as far as headphones go - it's a very subjective thing that can only be done by auditioning lots of different kinds.
Personally I use only Sennheisers for studio work. I used a pair of HD 25 SP's for a long time, then recently switched to the top of the line HD 580's. Well worth the money if you use headphones a lot (which I do).
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bubla
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 19:40
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if its for dj mix take the technics rp dj 1200 |
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Vibe Tribe
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 20:06
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well my exact needs is :
to work some times on muzik in night hource , and in daye if some one sleeping in my houce, and lisining to muzik at top qulety , also to dj some time , but only some times i djing, i dont do that alot at all...
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Vibe Tribe
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Posted : Dec 16, 2002 20:08
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and , is the akg k270 have flat sound ?
is theye better than HD25 ?
what the difrence bettween HD25 and HD 25 sp??
as far as all the freinds saying sony 700 is pure shit . . .
for djing what better?
technics pr1200 ir HD 25 or HD 25 sp ?
thanx!
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pr0fane
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Posted : Dec 8, 2003 20:39
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I bought a pair of AKG K271's. Extremely crisp and clean sound.
I can highly recommend 'em. Sennheiser HD 25 would be better for DJ'ing though. Sennheiser HD 25 SP is not very robust in my opinion, so I would go for something else.
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Summum Bonum
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Posted : Dec 9, 2003 11:49
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For DJ purposes I'd recommend,
Sennhieser HD25
Sony MDR-V700DJ (enhanced low end)
Sennheiser HD25SP
I've owned all three, the SP's are very light and comfortable and featuring a simpler headband and a slightly different capsule design compared to the 25's.
I dont know what "pr0fane" means by robust, but the SP's are quite sturdy and all Sennheiser part's are replaceble unlike the Sony.
The Sony's are circumaural (cover the whole ear) whereas the Sennheiser's are supraaural (sit on the ear's). The Sony's are also a bit heavy.
HD25 Technical Data.
16Hz – 22KHz (-3 dB), 70 Ohms, Characteristic SPL 120 dB, Load rating 200 mW, THD <0.3 %, Weight without cable 4.93 oz. Cable 1.5 m, single-sided steel.
Sony MDR-V700DJ Technical Data.
5Hz – 30KHz, 24 Ohms, Sens 107db/mW, Load rating 3000 mW , Weight without cable 300g, Cable 1~3m coiled single side.
HD25SP/SP-1 Technical Data.
30Hz -16kHz (-3 dB), 85 Ohms, Characteristic SPL 100 dB (±2dB), Max. sound pressure level 120 dB,
Power handling capacity 200mW, THD 0.4 %, Weight without cable 115 g, Cable 3 m double sided steel.
I've never done any studio work so I won't comment on that. "Never argue with an idiot, they'll bring you down to their level and beat you with experience" |
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Posted : Dec 9, 2003 12:56
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andylab
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Posted : Dec 13, 2003 19:35
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I would only ever use sennhieser headphones, I personally think they are great, www.futuremusic.co.uk have had a good article on headphone montitoring they reccomend sennhieser also. In terms of djing, I would use a different pair they need to be more robust and be able to handle louder volumes. However the industry standard is the beyerdynamic DT100's those funny looking grey ones |
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