DJ Cans - SENNHEISER HD 215

[y0z2a]

Anyone got some of these?

If so - what are they like - any good?

http://www.htfr.com/more-info/MR156752

if not - any worthwhile alternatives that are worth a look that are off the normal "worth the money" lists?

/y0z

 

[y0z2a]

no-one?

 

[lasbazrre]

Expensive , but if it's just for the house/studio then buy the best!

http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/product/3624-beyerdynamic-dt-150.html

If it's for live dj-in cheap and cheerful is best coz they get broken.

 

[maynard]

IMO i wouldn't buy them. If you was going for Sennheiser's in particular go for:

http://www.htfr.com/more-info/MR231593 not their most expensive one's but for me they hit the right note!

BUT.. if it's that £40-60 budget for headphones your looking for, i'd go for these:

http://www.htfr.com/more-info/MR29900

I have a pair of them and have had the same one's for nearly 4 years now - they're excellent and much better then most on the market.

yozza if you need any more info on this sort of stuff let me know, i worked at htfr for 2 years a couple of years back and still collect and play music now

 

[Reyes]

Citronic ftf...l..
LOL I've got some. They're broke. But work brilliant.. :/

 

[Liambo-235]

Get a pair of Sony MDRV700 in that price range

 

[maynard]

Citronic ftf...l..
LOL I've got some. They're broke. But work brilliant.. :/

citronic = not the best!

 

[Reyes]

The worst. Pioneer headphones aren't the best I've had too!

 

[Liambo-235]

The worst. Pioneer headphones aren't the best I've had too!

Pioneers - Great sound quality and comfort, Gash build quality.

Technics - RP-DJ1210 are the way ahead :rasp:

 

[maynard]

The worst. Pioneer headphones aren't the best I've had too!

they always seemed to break them hdj's did!

sony headphones are my favourites by far.

 

[beatjunkie]

my bros got a set of Sennheiser ones he paid £150 for them but there very good, put it this way you put them on in Matter and you cant here the bass in main room!

 

[ddouble]

sennheiser hd 25 are the ones id recommend. mine have lasted donkeys years.

they are the best sound quality (used in most recording studios), light, grip your head well, robust and a simple design.

ive had countless headfones before them, worth spending the extra so you never have to again.