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KaCroCHeT
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 Posted - 2008/03/31 : 14:18:26
Is it worth spending the extra money to get better headphones or are the cheaper ones do the same job? any advice would be appreciated, i don't know wether to upgrade
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bulby_g
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 Posted - 2008/03/31 : 14:24:20
They do the same job really but you may struggle with them in a loud environment... Fine for home DJ'ing use though, if you're not struggling to pick out sounds for beat matching.
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djbuzz1021
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 Posted - 2008/03/31 : 14:34:26
I always recommend the Sony - MDR-V150's they have nice sound to them are very very comfortable to wear.
They have a small cup design to direct the maximum sounds direct into your ear. They have a excelent quality sound.
I have used them in nightclubs too and was surprised that these small headphone could cope with the background noise very well. And the Price of these amazing headphone is 20 quid!! yea 20quid. Google them see what u come up with but i would highly recommend them
Sony MDR-V150
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djbuzz1021
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Posted - 2008/03/31 : 17:47:53
BUMP
Just found them for 12.50 so they are defo worth it at that price!!
http://www.dabs.com/productview.aspx?quicklinx=16WD
also check out the review the get all 5 stars! well worth the cash!
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Meathead
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Posted - 2008/03/31 : 18:56:53
ive got a pair of pioneer HDJ-1000 headphones nd would definaitley recomend them. drown a lot of outside noise and everything sounds very clear from them. but theyre not exactly cheap.
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KaCroCHeT
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Posted - 2008/04/01 : 10:39:25
nice one, :-) thanks for advice
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bulby_g
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Posted - 2008/04/01 : 10:41:57
Wouldn't swap my technics ones for any other DJ phones on the market.
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clarke101
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Posted - 2008/04/01 : 13:39:32
No mention of Sennies what is the world coming to.
Headphones are a very personal thing the best thing to do if possible is try some before you, not only for the sound but also for comfort. We all have different sized heads so all headphones will fit us differently.
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Euphenix
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Posted - 2008/04/11 : 03:56:03
Any headphones will do but I have relised the cheaper ones are crap when playing in a loud environment.
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