Home 2023 Forums Digital DJ Gear Should I get new headphones? Which ones?

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  • #1011136
    Steelo
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    Pioneer ones for sure. The red waves are average at best, reloop has little experience or history with headphones and Behringer is just nasty cheap garbage (mostly).

    #1011140
    Nick Powers
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    What, in your opinion, are the best brand for headphones

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    Nick Powers, post: 27443, member: 2466 wrote: What, in your opinion, are the best brand for headphones

    I prefer the AIAIAI TMA-1s.

    #1011151
    madman
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    I don’t know about the other headphones but I have the Numark Redwave and I think it’s great. It fits perfectly and it closes out all outside noise. I once had a gig at a bar where one of the speakers was right above the DJ table, the audio was extremely loud but my redwave still managed to cancel out the sound also because it can go very loud.

    #1011166
    rfb
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    Aiaiai TMA-1.

    #1011191
    Steelo
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    Nick Powers, post: 27443, member: 2466 wrote: What, in your opinion, are the best brand for headphones

    For me personally Sennheiser. I haven’t tried the Aiaiai TMA-1’s but everyone seems to be going on about them. Except they don’t have rotating hinges which is a deal breaker for me. Regardless, they weren’t one of the options above. I still say out of those the Pioneers for sure. They will smoke the red waves in every department.

    #1011208
    rfb
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    True, neither Sennheiser nor TMA-1 are among the choices.

    I propose another model, which is in the same price league as the Pioneer: Technics RP DJ 1200 (A). IMO they sound much better than all of the models in the OP, plus (although I can’t comment on that from personal experience, only having tried them out at the store) you hear great things about their reliability and durability. Something you can’t say about the Pioneers.

    #1011219
    Steelo
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    rfb, post: 27532, member: 2662 wrote: True, neither Sennheiser nor TMA-1 are among the choices.

    I propose another model, which is in the same price league as the Pioneer: Technics RP DJ 1200 (A). IMO they sound much better than all of the models in the OP, plus (although I can’t comment on that from personal experience, only having tried them out at the store) you hear great things about their reliability and durability. Something you can’t say about the Pioneers.

    These are good, solid headphones which I gigged with for a few years but for your price range I would say the Pioneers still. Pioneer had looked at and addressed their problems with durability (as far as we can tell so far). Pioneer have come a long way with their headphones.

    #1011220
    rfb
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    Recent reviews on both German amazon and the biggest German retailer for music equipment speak a different language, sorry.

    #1011357
    Papa Bear
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    Get http://www.thomann.de/de/allenheath_xone_xd40.htm those.
    Phil loved those in the test, and there are a lot of users swarming around feeling the same.

    #1011367
    rfb
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    No experience with the Xone labelled ones, but they are made by Audio Technica so they shouldn’t be bad at all!

    I tried the AKGs (but only for an hour maybe). Wasn’t impressed with the sound, but headphones need to burn in anyways. They definitely didn’t FEEL like they would last too long, but neither do the HD-25. So they might be decent, and IMO they look better than the Technics for sure ^^

    #1011385
    Paul Craigen
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    yeah the AKG’S need burn in to sound their best……as i said they sound a helluva lot better than the technics rp-dh1200’s

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