«  DJ headphones of references! »

_ I have been using for 1year + to mix (canned / bar nights / home), but happiness =)

The pros:
- Isole trs much ambient sound (canned is really nice to be alone for its prcoute =)
- His own trs, many low apprciable to calibrate the sound
- Trs robust, spiral cable to the top!
- Small Velvet synthetic foam that crushes far - the ears than leather
- Trslg (it can be worn on the head / shoulders trs Gnant not long c)

The -:
- Even crushes it with the velvet still good ears (I do not even speak the cook), but it's a good closed headphones I buy knowledge.

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I try an old Sennheiser model (Open Hifi), Sennheiser + low-end (between 50-100 ...) and many other ... (DJ headphones shut down / mid-range)

For those who hsite with the "Beat" By Dr. Dre is not photo:
Beat a further increase its moin + low and even not clear look at Sennheiser. That's what my ear and my brain is reflected in the comparison of my config and the sound I used to cost.
Here APRS j'espre c all the world at least its the SAR is a fad and blingbling CHRE costs far ...

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_ And yes I have seen in the opinions that some people use it for computer music and studio mixing / mastering, this is absolutely not the headphone for you, it is not neutral!

Myself I have experienced:
headphone is too flattering (especially bass) it's true that you go over his slap your sound! but its cost APRS on your speakers "garlic garlic garlic I hear nothing!" What you need is an open type headphones BEYERDYNAMIC are really not bad


Here APRS I would not be the only one you sell the HD-25! It is worth its price and c of you would not travel due hearing

PS: I put him there because I 9 tj better!