Headphones?
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- oey2
Got the Sennheiser HD-25 as a Birthday gift from some people I'm living with this year cause I started to deejay again and I'm absolutely loving them.
There's better one for sure but these are already awesome for me.
Mind you that I live with a couple of professional musicians, deejays, music teachers and sound engineers...
- antimotion0
- +1skwiotsmith
- a great classic, still used for reference by sound pros wordlwide. I recently switched to senheiser from these thoughMiguex
- I found that some low frequencies were missing on my sony's but mids might be a bit muddierMiguex
- They are exactly the same as the older MDR-V6, only pricier and with a gold plug.raf
- I have 3 pairs of MDR-V6, they're fantastic.raf
- colin_s0
for work i have sennheiser hd280s, because they're noise cancelling and comfortable and don't produce any sound to the people around.
for home i have sennheiser 550s, which are open and super comfortable and have outstanding sound, but since they're open you can hear what is being played from pretty far away.
both recommended.
- neither of these are in-ear, the 280 is much more practical.colin_s
- the TMA-1's are noise cancelling and produce no noise either, love senn's...cruddlebub
- ..but the las few pairs i have had have broken! :(cruddlebub
- awebdeveloper0
I use these, have had them for around 2 years, haven't put a foot wrong http://www.google.co.uk/products…
- NONEIS0
Best ones I have ever owned...
- 23kon0
- also good isolation for price too.
not enough for using for DJing though23kon - I can back this up. I bought them strictly because they look cool - and was happily surprised that they sound decent too.jtb26
- I have these too. Good sound, cheap, and noise canceling (without electronic, really cups your ears well, and limits outside sound.)inhaler97
- outside sound.)inhaler97
- Still rate and love these23kon
- also good isolation for price too.
- slappy0
These guys are a client of ours. The AF78 ($199) has a 9mm dynamic driver and a balanced armature driver and the sound is truly amazing.
http://www.audiofly.com/products…
AKG does a dual driver pair similar but they are $1000+
- elahon0
I've never been big into earbuds, but these are the most comfortable pair I've ever used. I can wear them for hours at a time.
- I had these but the little buds and the wires are not built well. Mine fell apart within a year.monospaced
- sounded great though!monospaced
- not headphonesinteliboy
- arne0
i just did some research regarding new phones, so i paste it here: the best ones i ever had were named quart. they had brilliant sound - i guess it would be called »flat« sound - like most unaltered? anyway they disappeared from the market, but respawned as maestro - manufactured by the original mb quart staff. http://www.german-maestro.de/EN/…
they will definetly be my next purchase - i could always recommend them. used them on a daily basis for many (about 12) years. most durable and comfortable. make sure not to buy phones with the old quart brand - those are chinese rip-offs. check the background story: http://wiki.faust3d.com/wiki//in…
- biusness0
For the gym:
Sennheiser OMX 181's are the best I've ever owned.They're discontinued but...
- You can still find them really cheap (£20)
- Go up to 120dB (none of that 100dB shit)
- Volume control on the cord
- Over-ear hook design so you're not grabbing them when you sweat
- Good sound for everything, not just heavy bass Slovakian trance
- twokids0
http://www.bose.com/controller?u…
these are great. Big headphones are ok but become annoying after awhile. Apple's headphones suck you have to crank the volume really loud to hear anything - but the Bose IE2 are the best I have ever had. More than you want to pay maybe, but really comfortable and you can hear really well. I turned my volume way way down once I got them - and I sometimes forget they are in.
- utopian0
LOL, another headphones thread...
http://www.google.com/search?cli…