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Jeto
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Posted : Nov 29, 2011 17:30:06
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I hope I put this is in the right section, if not moderators please feel free to place it in the right section.
Hello Fellow DJ/Producers,
I am interested in buying these, I am looking between
HD 25-1 II - Sennheiser USA MSRP:$329.95
HD 25-SP II - Sennheiser USA MSRP:$199.95
Someone have experience with them, as you can tell the price is really differnt.
Any comments are more than welcome to help me come to a decision.
I will use these for DJing & Production.
Thanks again guys n gals.
Happy Holidays!
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Jeto
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Posted : Nov 30, 2011 05:26
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supergroover
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Posted : Nov 30, 2011 09:23
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no idea. Did you google?
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Jeto
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Posted : Nov 30, 2011 09:53
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untilthereislight
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Posted : Nov 30, 2011 10:13
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Good choice with HD 25-1 II. Pretty much industry standard for DJing as far as ive seen. But not for production use I think.
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kabbalisticvillage
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Posted : Nov 30, 2011 10:19
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Jeto
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Posted : Nov 30, 2011 10:34
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On 2011-11-30 10:13, untilthereislight wrote:
Good choice with HD 25-1 II. Pretty much industry standard for DJing as far as ive seen. But not for production use I think.
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What are good production headphones?
I know these are industry standard for DJING.
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Cardinals Cartel
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Posted : Nov 30, 2011 11:02
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On 2011-11-30 10:34, Jeto wrote:
What are good production headphones ?
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M8 , Im sorry to telling you that But theres no thing like that "Good production headphones" , It will always be sound different from the 'Real thing' And who know what im talking about know ..
For Dj'ing the best 1 so far is Technics , I use RP-DH 1200 But from my experience the RP-DJ 1200 Are much better (At the sound part) Strong and bright .
Always use monitors .. ! And if you have there bad neighbors .. So you can live in a wood like me .
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willsanquil
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Posted : Nov 30, 2011 11:11
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I love my 280 pros for listening to music, but when I produced with them my mixes always turned out shit...and mine are open ear so not really great for djing either IMO.
They do sound fantastic though.
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d1m1tr1
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Posted : Nov 30, 2011 14:04
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Hi Jeto.
I own the HD 25 - 1 for more than 8 years...
Very nice headphones and very very popular amongst dj's, many friends or many dj's/artists use them actually 
They're a small closed type of headphones, and quite powerful, and very robust... never broke it or so, while travelling a lot and used them everyyywhere.
Precise for mixing too. And i tried a lot of headphones... AKG, Pioneer, Beyer, Ultrasone, Audiotechnica and the list goes on.
The difference with the other model, is that it's a lighter version: the HD 25 - 1 has more bass, more power, and is a little heavier.
Go for it, they're quite expensive, but mine are 'made in Ireland' if i remember well and nothing happened to them so much years.
About production and headphones i'll totally agree with Cardinals Cartel
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Equilizyme
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Posted : Nov 30, 2011 17:40
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99% of the time in life you get what you pay for. even though it may not be immediately apparent.
I own sennheiser headphones too (HD 280s), not either of the models being discussed, but yeah they are great, might be nice to have a bit more bass maybe, but everything else is crystal clear.
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keyop
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Posted : Dec 1, 2011 17:12
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CarlitoLove
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Posted : Dec 1, 2011 18:01
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My personal opinion: for production ever and ever is better to use well amplified studio loudspeakers (The brand you prefer). First at all for your poor ears: KEEP IT GOOD! and also because for production is better to have a flat eq and full range audition. This is not possible with any earphones.
For DJing I think they are wonderful! I like it a lot how they sound and the way to wear it! |
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jonsta
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Posted : Dec 1, 2011 21:17
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You can get awesome mixes with 30€ headphones... you just need to know them well. People telling you to spend 500€ in studio monitors are full of crap and probably can't get a decent mix even with the best material in the market lol.
On topic: I have no idea about those speficic headphones, I'm using cheap sennheiser HD202.
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willsanquil
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Posted : Dec 1, 2011 21:30
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Sorry, but no $30 headphones can get you as clear of a mix as you would otherwise get with quality monitors.
Maybe if you were really really good and knew the headphones really well you could get a decent mix...but nothing compared to what you could get with good monitors.
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