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Set of skullcandy's.
http://www.nucleus-online.com/images...747/medium.jpg
Specs:
Model: SC-GI
Colors: Black
Driver dia.: 41mm
Magnet type: NdFeB
Frequency range: 20-20 000Hz
Impedance: 50ohms
Max Input Power: 400mW
Cable type: OFC
Cable length: 3m
Plug Type: 3,5mm gold plated
Accessory: 3,5 > 6,3 mm adapter
Sweet.
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Originally Posted by DannyBlack
i guess it's all about what you want from djing. looking good and impressing the impressionable? personally i think they look quite camp, but each to their own.
As long as the sound in shells is good... I'm not arsed about lookin a bit camp, i really dont take myself that seriously mate.
They do look quite comfy, though I'm not sure about the bullets etc. Fair enough if they're live, then you could put them on the deck table, facing the crowd, between two bricks and smack the back end hard - BANGIN'
If they're just rubber bullets that's silly.
That skull on the logo is ripped from somewhere too, cannae remember where... Maybe an old skateboard design or something, defo seen him b4. Mebbe he's just clip art.
What are the best headphones out at the min? Ive got some Sen' hd25's, but im after a change...plus one of the cans has died
pioneer hdj1000............by milesQuote:
Originally Posted by DJCraig Ryan
My old housemate had some of these and the plastic kept snapping.Quote:
Originally Posted by TECHNOSOLDIER
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Originally Posted by TechMouse
Yea ive heard alot of stories about that...put me off them! Ive heard those new Techs are good...
is it me or are the headphones ludicrously over-priced in general?
depends what your looking for really i suppose, it's if you want a pair that will be ok say for bedroom use, or if you play out occaisionally or every weekend your gonna need a decent pair that will cut the mustard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aratron
i guess you must be going through a number of top-ends a year now?Quote:
Originally Posted by fils_here
what's with the sarky comment! i wont bother answering your questions again...Quote:
Originally Posted by Aratron
Does anybody know if those new Techs are any good??
:lol: just bitter, pay no heedQuote:
Originally Posted by fils_here
sennheiser hd 25's are very hard to beat as dj headphones. they are really flexible (unlike those technics ones that make you feel like your head's in a vice), they're really light, and all the parts are replaceable so if an earphone goes you don't have to fork out for a new pair.
yeh i've had my senny's for a few years now, i've replaced the cable twice, the ear pad on the right headphone is getting a bit worn but easily replaced. can't go wrong with the hd25's :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by echodek
Agreed. I'll send you some live rounds to swap out if you want. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by JamieBall
They look funky, dunno if they're any good though. Gonna get em anyway, sod it- i owe me?
yeah get em and let us know what they're like dude.Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyBlack
Will do, the specs aren't so bad. Will post a review when I get em.
My right can on my hd25's has gone...will i just need a new one or can it be anything else??
pic of you wearing them . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyBlack
priceless:wink:
try swapping the red and black wires around. if the same can works, then you need to replace the wire, if it doesn't you need to replace the headphone:Quote:
Originally Posted by DJCraig Ryan
http://www.studiospares.com/pd_45317...D%20HD25SP.htm
http://www.studiospares.com/pd_45412...LE%2068158.htm
I don't think it could be anything else...
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Originally Posted by echodek
Cheers bruv will do...nice one for that