Pioneer Hdj X7 S Professional Dj Headphone, Silver, Universal Hdjx7S, Wired

Top Kopfhörer Macht ordentlich Druck. Die Polster sind angenehm weich. Der Sound ist Mega ich weiß nicht ob sich die 100,-€ mehr zum x10 lohnen.

Finally. I got these for (suspenseful drum roll) DJ use. Open format style, I don't shy away from any genres but only play flac files and come from a bit of a snobby home hifi audiophile background. My monitors are Dynaudio LYD-48. Has to be balanced, present, good imaging, and accurate. Coming from the OG Technics RPDJ 1200 cans from back in the day, went on a mission based on the current popularity trends, looking at what pro djs are using and doing some youtube reviewing. Money wasn't really an object as decent cans in this category really only have a $300 price range between them. HD-25 - light, good sound, horribly uncomfortable and cheap feeling (I know they're tough, but they're a 25 year old design). Tried the HD-25 Plus thinking they'd somehow be better, nope exactly the same but way more expensive. Went all-in on the Pioneer HDJ X10 expecting them to be the ultimate DJ headphone on the planet as their price indicates - nope, sounded like lifeless garbage - (where's the bass???). Back to Technics with the newer EAH-DJ1200. Absolutely superb sounding cans with great SPL and cool style (Mochakk rocks these ones) but the ear swivel lock on two pairs both don't hold in the position you want them in, which is annoying. Sold them off. Hmmm V-Moda M-100 Master sounds like they've put the work in to make their sound better - tried them. Really nice build quality, nice customization options, decent comfort (but made for small ears) - and extremely bloated bass. I was super disappointed as I spent extra on the coiled cable, and was about to have to buy the XL ear pads too (which would make them the same price as the HDJ X10). Still with me? Just buy these HDJ-X7. I don't know what the engineers were smoking when they put the immense price tag on the X10, when the X7 are literally perfection. Sound is pretty much as good as my Beyerdynamic 700 Pro X studio headphones. Initial build quality seems impressive - time will tell. Only gripe - wish they came with a case but I'm sure there are aftermarket models.

Very good quality sound. Replaced previous Beats and just as good though heavier , but without regular charging .

Cuffie professionali eccellenti ed al vertice della loro categoria. Materiali di alta qualità (parecchie parti in acciaio) suono potente e dettagliato. Pioneer una garanzia.

After 1 month I'm loving these. Really comfortable, though I had to stretch them out a bit at first as with most new phones they were a little tight. Sound is always subjective after a point so I'll just say I get clear signal through the low-mid-highs even when cranked uncomfortably loud. Love that it comes with a couple different cables and they can be swapped out easily.