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Pioneer HDJ 500 Posted on: 28.01.2013 by Rose Schneeberg Anyone had/has those, they look pretty awesome and i'm believeing over buying them. So any problems on build quality etc?
Random X 29.01.2013	Originally Posted by Dj Didz Should they work OK on a gig? They work perfectly while gigging! Originally Posted by djAB3 Fuck. I just noticed 4 cracks on mine Aiiiiii, not good....
Stanley Topoleski 29.01.2013	Originally Posted by Dj Didz Should they work OK on a gig? been gigging with them for a year now personally i would go with the 200's or some senheisers hd25's but those also cost at least double lol
Stanley Topoleski 28.01.2013	Originally Posted by tekki I have had 2 pairs. My first did break on the usual spot at the headband. The second one, I still use as a daily beater. Music on my phone, iPod etc etc. The only thing you need to know, if you love the sound, and believe of buying one do, BUT... DON'T EVER! and I repeat EVER, overstretch the headband, or you will have the same thing happen to you as well. My luck was that I bought it at a dutch webshop called tonecontrol.nl . The owner did not hesitate in substituting my HDJ-500 with a newer one and sending the old one back to pioneer. After all this time I still love the sound and fit of the HDJ-500. a quick fix for the headphone band... if you remove the leather padding from the top of the band, then glue the band back together. after that wrap the band in cheap leather, then put the padding back on it should strengthen it and look cool in the process
Rose Schneeberg 28.01.2013	Anyone had/has those, they look pretty awesome and i'm believeing over buying them. So any problems on build quality etc?
Random X 29.01.2013	Originally Posted by Dj Didz Should they work OK on a gig? They work perfectly while gigging! Originally Posted by djAB3 Fuck. I just noticed 4 cracks on mine Aiiiiii, not good....
Stanley Topoleski 29.01.2013	Originally Posted by Dj Didz Should they work OK on a gig? been gigging with them for a year now personally i would go with the 200's or some senheisers hd25's but those also cost at least double lol
Marquetta Sarnie 29.01.2013	Fuck. I just noticed 4 cracks on mine
Rose Schneeberg 29.01.2013	Should they work OK on a gig?
Rose Schneeberg 29.01.2013	I don't believe i'll overstretch those headbands, and thanks for the info
Wilson Durrum 29.01.2013	I have a pair of Pioneer HDJ 500 K for sale if you are interested. I have had them for about a year (never gigged) and still like new. I replaced them with a pair of TMA 1s on black friday last year.
Random X 29.01.2013	I tried that, but the fit left much to be desired from that point on...
Stanley Topoleski 28.01.2013	Originally Posted by tekki I have had 2 pairs. My first did break on the usual spot at the headband. The second one, I still use as a daily beater. Music on my phone, iPod etc etc. The only thing you need to know, if you love the sound, and believe of buying one do, BUT... DON'T EVER! and I repeat EVER, overstretch the headband, or you will have the same thing happen to you as well. My luck was that I bought it at a dutch webshop called tonecontrol.nl . The owner did not hesitate in substituting my HDJ-500 with a newer one and sending the old one back to pioneer. After all this time I still love the sound and fit of the HDJ-500. a quick fix for the headphone band... if you remove the leather padding from the top of the band, then glue the band back together. after that wrap the band in cheap leather, then put the padding back on it should strengthen it and look cool in the process
Stanley Topoleski 28.01.2013	the band breaks easily. the headphones themselves sounds fairly good for the price, although they are a tad bit bass heavy.
Random X 28.01.2013	I have had 2 pairs. My first did break on the usual spot at the headband. The second one, I still use as a daily beater. Music on my phone, iPod etc etc. The only thing you need to know, if you love the sound, and believe of buying one do, BUT... DON'T EVER! and I repeat EVER, overstretch the headband, or you will have the same thing happen to you as well. My luck was that I bought it at a dutch webshop called tonecontrol.nl . The owner did not hesitate in substituting my HDJ-500 with a newer one and sending the old one back to pioneer. After all this time I still love the sound and fit of the HDJ-500.
Rose Schneeberg 28.01.2013	Thanks for the responses! I'm pretty sure i'll atleast try them ut
Estrella Rozzo 28.01.2013	Have mine for almost a year now, and they're pretty good for budget-friendly headphones. If it's for home use or just for the iPod or what's not, it's a fine set for the price.
Kandra Fagler 28.01.2013	if they break, most pioneer service centres will refuse to fix them i have had friends who broke the hdj500 and was madly enraged when the service centre said it has "no serviceable parts" and wear and tear is not covered by warranty :/
Marquetta Sarnie 28.01.2013	Try them first. I really like them although they are plastic.

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