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best DJ headphones 2012 Posted on: 19.05.2012 by Natalia Bucko Google it, literally the first result is a page of different models of Beats by Dr. Dre Help me out? I'm looking for nice cozy swivel headphones for under/around $100. Bonus points for bright colors.
Nelson Keenum 05.03.2013	Originally Posted by faderswagger Google it, literally the first result is a page of different models of Beats by Dr. Dre Help me out? I'm looking for nice cozy swivel headphones for under/around $100. Bonus points for bright colors. Sony MDR7506 Professional Large Diaphragm Headphone. It only costs $89. Very affordable and it is specially made for DJs. It's a simple, common black headphones but it will give you the best audio quality. I guarantee that it is one of the best dj headphones.
Ara Tima 21.05.2012	Originally Posted by kooper1980 DO NOT get these. My second pair in 8 months have just had the head band break! They have a serious weak point in one of the head band joints. I'm just deciding which to buy next. I've had a set for nearly a year and been dragging them in and out of clubs a multiple times every weekend and mine haven't broke at all (actually the Pioneer logo on the top of the headband has scratched off, but that's no biggy) Yeah they're fragile and not as indestructible and fixable as say HD25s, but for the prices a great set of headphones. If you look after your shit they shouldn't break. That said, if money isn't an issue, and it was when I got these, when/if they do break I'll be upgrading to HD25s or the AIAIAIs
Kristofer Krauel 21.05.2012	Originally Posted by Dustin V Dude for decent headphones at that price point I'd recommend you to get a pair of Pioneer HDJ 500's. You can pick them up for less than $100 these days and they come in 3 cool colors. Good buld quality, great sound, and they look good too. DO NOT get these. My second pair in 8 months have just had the head band break! They have a serious weak point in one of the head band joints. I'm just deciding which to buy next.
Random X 21.05.2012	Originally Posted by Dustin V Dude for decent headphones at that price point I'd recommend you to get a pair of Pioneer HDJ 500's. You can pick them up for less than $100 these days and they come in 3 cool colors. Good buld quality, great sound, and they look good too. I have these as well. They fit well and I love the sound they pack. One bad thing is the build quality of the headband, which can break easily when overstretching. If it wasn't for the great deal for an HDJ2000, I would still be using this for my DJsets.
Joesph Kasian 20.05.2012	Originally Posted by faderswagger Google it, literally the first result is a page of different models of Beats by Dr. Dre As expected TBH.
Danae Dumler 19.05.2012	Originally Posted by holeyness I use Bose QC 15. Not only is it good for DJing but for everything else as well. Seriously? I've tried these, and maybe it's just me but the noise cancellation gives me a headache.
Natalia Bucko 19.05.2012	Google it, literally the first result is a page of different models of Beats by Dr. Dre Help me out? I'm looking for nice cozy swivel headphones for under/around $100. Bonus points for bright colors.
Nelson Keenum 05.03.2013	Originally Posted by faderswagger Google it, literally the first result is a page of different models of Beats by Dr. Dre Help me out? I'm looking for nice cozy swivel headphones for under/around $100. Bonus points for bright colors. Sony MDR7506 Professional Large Diaphragm Headphone. It only costs $89. Very affordable and it is specially made for DJs. It's a simple, common black headphones but it will give you the best audio quality. I guarantee that it is one of the best dj headphones.
Ara Tima 21.05.2012	Originally Posted by kooper1980 DO NOT get these. My second pair in 8 months have just had the head band break! They have a serious weak point in one of the head band joints. I'm just deciding which to buy next. I've had a set for nearly a year and been dragging them in and out of clubs a multiple times every weekend and mine haven't broke at all (actually the Pioneer logo on the top of the headband has scratched off, but that's no biggy) Yeah they're fragile and not as indestructible and fixable as say HD25s, but for the prices a great set of headphones. If you look after your shit they shouldn't break. That said, if money isn't an issue, and it was when I got these, when/if they do break I'll be upgrading to HD25s or the AIAIAIs
Trevor Sonney 21.05.2012	Great thread. I was about to post one of these earlier. What do you guys prefer, over-ear or monitor buds (ex: shure)?
Kristofer Krauel 21.05.2012	Originally Posted by Dustin V Dude for decent headphones at that price point I'd recommend you to get a pair of Pioneer HDJ 500's. You can pick them up for less than $100 these days and they come in 3 cool colors. Good buld quality, great sound, and they look good too. DO NOT get these. My second pair in 8 months have just had the head band break! They have a serious weak point in one of the head band joints. I'm just deciding which to buy next.
Hyman Werness 21.05.2012	i had a pair of white hdj-500s. they were pretty good sound quality wise, but i agree with what tekki says. Once overstretched they fractured at points and eventually broke when a car wash employee was stuffing them into the rear pocker behind my drivers car seat. luckily the car wash replaced them for free and Pioneer replaced them for they were still under warranty!! sold one pair to a buddy and one back Guitar Center and ordered the new HDJ-2000-K model, for $235 so only a net cost of $50 on my end after hocking the replacements. not a bad situation other than being without headphones for 2 months.
Random X 21.05.2012	Originally Posted by Dustin V Dude for decent headphones at that price point I'd recommend you to get a pair of Pioneer HDJ 500's. You can pick them up for less than $100 these days and they come in 3 cool colors. Good buld quality, great sound, and they look good too. I have these as well. They fit well and I love the sound they pack. One bad thing is the build quality of the headband, which can break easily when overstretching. If it wasn't for the great deal for an HDJ2000, I would still be using this for my DJsets.
Claude Koveleski 21.05.2012	Beyer DT1350 FTW a close second Sennheiser HD 25II
Joesph Kasian 20.05.2012	Originally Posted by faderswagger Google it, literally the first result is a page of different models of Beats by Dr. Dre As expected TBH.
Venetta Cawyer 20.05.2012	God tier: Any custom IEM (expect these to be $750+) Pioneer HDJ2000 Sennheiser HD25 High tier: AiAiAi TMA-1 Sony V6/MDR-V7506 Sennheiser HD25SP Technics RP-DJ1200 Mid tier: AKG K518 in all colors Sony XB500 Pioneer HDJ500 Shit tier: All Skullcandy (style over performance) All Monster (price performance ratio is extremely shitty with these) Haven't included prices since they differ too much to be added.
Jewell Knopps 19.05.2012	I believe the noise cancelling is the best part, go to even the noisiest place and you can still hear your music.
Danae Dumler 19.05.2012	Originally Posted by holeyness I use Bose QC 15. Not only is it good for DJing but for everything else as well. Seriously? I've tried these, and maybe it's just me but the noise cancellation gives me a headache.
Jewell Knopps 19.05.2012	I use Bose QC 15. Not only is it good for DJing but for everything else as well.
Yong Aptekar 19.05.2012	^friend of mine just got these. Really nice fit, good sound too. And they come with a flat and a coiled chord.
Candy Vardy 20.05.2012	Dude for decent headphones at that price point I'd recommend you to get a pair of Pioneer HDJ 500's. You can pick them up for less than $100 these days and they come in 3 cool colors. Good buld quality, great sound, and they look good too.
Barton Rigazio 20.05.2012	Yee actually starting my 3rd yr in med school soon. Got a bunch of friends who do rotations in Bakersfield actually haha. But I digress! Gluck wit the headphones OP!
Margie Pavell 19.05.2012	next time use the sear-...oh wait, nevermind...GI trakt got you covered hey GI are you pre med or something?
Barton Rigazio 19.05.2012	Uh oh watch out for the search function posts :-p Under $100 you say? Here you go: Sony Mdr-v6 $80 (or Sony Mdr-7506 $100) - same exact headphones, prices fluctuate on Amazon throughout the year. Watch out for fakes on eBay. - tried and tested, will last years, used in clubs by the likes of Kaskade, PvD... Allen n Heath Xone XD-40 $100 -super comfortable - my pair has lasted 2+ years and is still going strong Ultrasone DJ1 $115 - $115 so $15 bucks over your limit but def worth looking into - US Are known for the technology they use in their headphones In ear monitors: Shure se215 $97 - high quality IEM's - sound will blow you away! Boom done :-) one piece of advice tho is if U can save up for the next price range bracket ($200), you can start looking at the industry standard HD25's $200, A&H XD-53's $180, Pioneer HDJ-2000's $245, etc. I'm sure I left some other good ones off this list too. Check out ProAudioStar.com, agiprodj.com, Zzounds.com. You can usually chat with them and they'll hook you up with lower than retail prices and also pricematch etc. Gluck!
Otto Luthman 19.05.2012	Good shout with the xone xd40's! If you can spend the extra go for the xone xd53's Best headphones I have ever owned
Margareta Malman 19.05.2012	Numark red waves (very bright) or xone xd40's probably the best in that price range.

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