HDJ-1000 Pioneer Headphones
- Thread starter Axle
- Start date
- Joined
- Aug 16, 2007
- Location
- Northampton
They snap, I've been through 2 pairs and they break at a silly thin bit of plastic on the hinge. Bastards, sound fairly nice but not worth it.
- Joined
- Aug 16, 2007
- Location
- Northampton
I went for the 2000's, mainly because I got the money off because of my 1000's breaking again. Theyre a lot more comfortable, and sound pretty good still, and being metal and all that jazz they shouldnt break as easy, the hinges look and feel a lot more solid.
I'd go somewhere where you can try a few different pairs, see what you like best, if your using something a fair amount you want to make sure your happy with it.
I'd go somewhere where you can try a few different pairs, see what you like best, if your using something a fair amount you want to make sure your happy with it.
- Joined
- Jan 30, 2007
- Location
- TUT' MINES
Sennheiser HD-25II
£140 but they are the most robust and best sounding DJ headphones out there. I've had mine for 6 years and only had to replace the earpads.
Don't confuse them with the HD-25SP which are half the price and not as robust.
- Joined
- May 30, 2007
- Location
- Leeds / Brighton
What Gloxxy said. Except no subsitutes.
Managed to get a second hand pair for £60 off ebay in decent condition about 3 years and still have no problems with them.
They're the best for the reason, sturdy pieces of kit with outstanding sound output. Highly recommended as I'm sure you've heard before.
Managed to get a second hand pair for £60 off ebay in decent condition about 3 years and still have no problems with them.
They're the best for the reason, sturdy pieces of kit with outstanding sound output. Highly recommended as I'm sure you've heard before.
