Quote: Originally Posted by stang This is how the conversation involving me and my friends would be like: "What the screw are those things!?" "Westone UM3X...IEM's...In ear Monitors..." "What?" "Errr..earphones.." "They look ugly! Gayest things I have ever seen!" "Beat the crap...

Don't rule out Technics RP-DH1200 Denon DN-HP 1000 AKG K181 DJ Pioneer HDJ 1000 and if you really don't mind spending.. Pioneer HDJ-2000 Like I've mentioned before..if you're really DJing your priorities should be: build quality, THEN sound quality...and in all...

Quote: Originally Posted by captian73 Bose for Dj'ing??? I don't think so. Although to be honest, I've never DJ'ed in my life, yet i still love my Sennheiser HD25-1's and Ultrasone DJ 1's. the thing a i love about tyhe HD25-1's, is that evey part is modualr, and that 'every' part can be...

Quote: Originally Posted by Ynoskire The Xone XD : 53 are equal to the Denon DN-HP1000's they're the same headphone with a different manufacturer tag. On DJ forums I have read numerous complains about cracks in the RP-DH's headband after a few years. You should also consider the Stanton...

Face it, for any kind of serious DJ use, you will not care about the quality of the music. You're playing in a high noise environment, you need headphones that will survive your beating and still smile. You need headphones that will let you hear the count (kicks if you're mixing any kind of...

Honestly though..as soon as you mention bass, it seems the SR-60s fade away for some reason. At least that's the impression I got over the course of lurking for a while..

See..problem is we don't know how filled that bank really is.

Quote: Originally Posted by Emooze My dad loves to maintain that some stuff sounds better with noise from a tape deck. In a lot of ways, I have to agree with him. I heard about this..many people don't agree with "improving" and "remastering" music or sometimes movies..as...

Holy crap..did you see the amount of rust on the metal headband?

Well some would argue that Apple is a cult...

That..was great.

The 280s are given a bad rap for because many complained about the strong clamp on the head, the fissures over time, and pads deteriorating. Out of all those on the list..I'd go for the technics. They're heavy, but they're solid, and for DJ use its what you need for durability....plus..it...

I will try that. Thanks a lot! Do you have any idea how I can move this thread by any chance?

I apologize for bringing up something other than headphones..but I believe the problem I have with my speakers (Tapco 6925). TAPCO - Audio Gear with Vibe They used to sound great, very crisp and warm. But now they sound like I'm playing from a phonograph or something, with alot of dull...

The way I saw it in the end when I was looking for 200$ budget DJ headphones, all of those full size circumaural are about the same. They are all rugged more or less. You'll be satisfied with any, trust me, I ended up going with a pair of Denon DN-HP 1000s, about a year ago (if I was to make the...