brutes
Hi,I know the ones I am looking at are not great for dj-ing but I need a replacement asap and I can get this for cheap,so please tell me your opinion.
Thanks in advane
Pioneer SE-M521 or Sennheiser HD201?thanks
Thanks in advane
Pioneer SE-M521 or Sennheiser HD201?thanks
geposted Thu 11 Dec 14 @ 10:16 am
vlnjacki
I think a cheap DJ Headphone is not so good for DJing,but i have in my Backup Equipment for this Job a Sony MDR 150 DJ,
is cheap and good enough for me for the Backup for some Time.
Does this Model is good enough for You too, i waiste not.
My good DJ Headphone is the Shure SHJ 750 DJ ist very good for me,to hear the beats will not miss him,
before them i have a Ortofon O2 is good to but he was stolen on a event.
For Mic-Work i have a Shure SM 48 LC (Very good too)
greatings,Dirk
is cheap and good enough for me for the Backup for some Time.
Does this Model is good enough for You too, i waiste not.
My good DJ Headphone is the Shure SHJ 750 DJ ist very good for me,to hear the beats will not miss him,
before them i have a Ortofon O2 is good to but he was stolen on a event.
For Mic-Work i have a Shure SM 48 LC (Very good too)
greatings,Dirk
geposted Fri 12 Dec 14 @ 3:47 am
blckjck
Quite honestly, I have no issue using low cost headphones as a mobile DJ. I don't need an exact reproduction of sound, I just need good sound at varying volume levels. A good budget headphon worth looking at is the American Audio HP700 ~$50US.
I have used mine for about 5 years now. I'm looking to replace them with the same ones because the vynil has worn off the pads. The first pair will still work fine as backups.
I have used mine for about 5 years now. I'm looking to replace them with the same ones because the vynil has worn off the pads. The first pair will still work fine as backups.
geposted Tue 23 Dec 14 @ 10:50 am
RobRoy
Habits and personal priorities are different.
Choose the one that fits your needs and your purse best ;-)
Choose the one that fits your needs and your purse best ;-)
geposted Tue 23 Dec 14 @ 4:14 pm