anditz

*sighs* ^are you serious?

Yep i wear them whenever i'm not djing, just helps all round. you can actually talk to people a lot easier with them in, so i'd imagine you can dj fine with them, even if you don't get the ety's - cheapo 1 dollar ones will do the trick if you want to test run them for a night.

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haha for me it's not even really about the weight its more about the aesthetics of a smaller can. just get hd25's people! you can find really good deals on them for brandnew if you look hard enough too! i know i will have lots of love for mine for a very long time from now. i doubt i will ever need another pair, theyre that part of you're dj kit that really become your babies. you take them to all your gigs and they serve you well without skipping a beat (unless you don't beat match ) so yeah, i'd say it's the one piece of gear you shouldn't cheap out on unless you just dj at home where the sound levels aren't so loud, even still hd's would be a fine choice. i'm sure those who have xd53's will stand by them to the death and i understand that i guess but at the end of the day a good 80% of full time djs own a pair of hd25s (or want to) for a reason

And HD25s are less than half the weight at 140g

Either way, just don't waste your time considering anything else. HD25s have stood the test of time, and can double as a street headphone. The bigger driver doesn't mean much, HD25s are very punchy and don't lose quality as you turn up the volume anyway. I personally don't like wearing big bulky headphones. But that's just personal preference I guess. I tested both and chose the HD's.

No seriously, everyone does it. Thinks "oh I need a new pair of headphones, I've heard of those Sennheisers but I'll do some research anyway" I thought I'd write this thread (which should be made sticky) to tell these people not to bother wasting time. Your thought process will most likely follow the following steps. 1. Look at cheaper headphones. Brands like AKG and SONY 2. Discover this isn't exactly what your looking for (sound quality, isolation, build quality) 3. You amp up the budget to around $130-$170 4. You think about getting HD25-SP's for about a day (Make sure you proceed to step 5!) 5. You realise that for an extra 50 bucks or so you can just get the real deal and be happy/carefree. So if this is you, I can assure you that it is a completely safe option to go with the HD25-II's from the outset. They will last you a very long time, and most likely pay themselves off!

HD25-II

If you guys are finding them at that price in melbourne can you let me know via pm or on my facebook? 1 of my friends wants a pair. Cheers.

Just get a piece of wood and put it across the roadcases for a little makeshift laptop stand!

lul it's pretty bad. #cheeseballz

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So crundy any chance you wanna go adelaide?? jokes... but not really... but really I'm joking.... or am i? road trip?? pick me up in Melbizzle. i'll hitch in the trailer..

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there is no way X would say "whilst" lul

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