headphone help plz...

hey,,i wanted to get some feedback from the ppl in this forum concerning a new set of headphones bec of the music that u guys play and i know u guys have a lot of experience,,,,i have been using a broken pair of sony 700's for a while and want to get a quality pair,,,,i tend to play a lot of tracks w/ very heavy and often distorted bass,,,the 700's r pretty good w/the bass but i was wondering does anyone know of a pair that r less bulky than the pioneers or sonys but maintain the bass level?? esp for when ur playing out and on diff systems --- i have always tended to bend my head to the left side and usually always have the headphone kinda on my shoulder but dont want to do this anymore bec i am afraid of bad posture and arthritis in the future,,,plus it gets uncomfortable,,,,,,SO i was thinkin to get a pair that r much lighter but has strong crispy bass -- and try keeping the actual phone on my left ear for the most part --- so my head can be straight...

its hard to really get a good feel for a new pair of headphones listening in a store...

any feedback would be super appreciated,,thanx :)

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you still cant beat sennheiser hd25's in my opinion

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Originally Posted by dan the acid man

you still cant beat sennheiser hd25's in my opinion

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Totally agree...

SummerOfSam: You crack me up! :lol: :clap:

im a huge fan of Sennheiser HD200 http://www.superfi.co.uk/index.cfm/p...Product_ID/248

light, closed back & great sounding. theres so much less headphone to deal with. got a pair of Sonys which are good for studio work but theres too much headphone round my neck & theyre way too heavy...

i play Wittekind, Amok etc, so i know these things can handle bass.

next cans i'll be trying are the new Behringer http://www.topdjgear.com/behpdjhe.html
only £25... ive got a rake of Behringer outboard & used a few of their desks in live sets & i know thses gotta be good for the money

i got sennheiser hd280's.. very happy with em.. dont think theyre anywhere near as bassy as the sony's though..

i find Sennheiser bass a lot tighter. not as muddy as the Sonys.

but i think thats preference more than fact. easily checked by comparing the frequency range on each

hmm, i always use the v700's but have you tried the technics already??
they're quite good as well

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Have a look at the closed AKG K271. They block 25db of background noise which is great for clarity to what's happening with the incoming tune and are some of the best isolating headphones on the market. They sound sound great too with lots of warmth to the bass and very differentiated mid and hi range. I personally use open Sennheiser 565's because they've lasted me so long - but if I was buying now then i'd get the K271s

yep dcdn. Technocs cans are great. powerful, full sound with a comfortable fit & not to heavy. def worth a look if buyin nu cans.

Not all is lost if your sony's are spliting, I presume around the cup pivot. If you can locate some small plastic wire ties and tighten around the split area you should be able to have trouble free operation again. Certainly don't look too crash hot but I can't afford new handphones so I make do with the mod.

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Originally Posted by jonnyspeed

Have a look at the closed AKG K271. They block 25db of background noise which is great for clarity to what's happening with the incoming tune and are some of the best isolating headphones on the market. They sound sound great too with lots of warmth to the bass and very differentiated mid and hi range. I personally use open Sennheiser 565's because they've lasted me so long - but if I was buying now then i'd get the K271s

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sorry m8.
but AKG is a typical studio headphone.
it sounds linear... for a dj headphone you need a lot of feedback.

:roll: I just tell it as I hear it.

thanx a lot for the great feddback,,,i am thinkin the sennheiser headphones r the way to go for me...i've heard good things about them b4 and this is great confirmation..

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Originally Posted by dan the acid man

you still cant beat sennheiser hd25's in my opinion

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Totally agree, I've used others but always come back to the Sennheisers.

just got a new pair of hd25's. not bad, the sonys kept fallin off my head or would nearly kill me when i put around my neck!

serox, u get that stranglin feeling with the Sonys ?

sure do, at first if use to give me a boner, but now i hate it.

if = it

:lol: @ boner

best thing ive heard about a piece of kit for a while :lol:

CAN WE GET THIS RIGHT FORUM FOR THIS PLEASE GUYS????????

PLEASE???

I'd make things alot easier for me.

mark how about soem admins ?:)

My sennheiser hd25's served me well and being modular I managed to cut and shut da bastids and stretch them out for ages but alas they have bit the dust. My only problem is that they tend to garott you when your mixing and then pop off the back of your head.....maybe mine just had a point of issue with me :rambo: . I'm gonna check out the technics rpdj's as they come recommended and I've found them super cheap somewhere.

I`m extremly satisfied with Numark Z headphones, very good sound and bass, no distortion on very high volume, small cups, really good(for now at least :))