Shure SRH750DJ Professional Stereo DJ Headphones
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Not overwhelming Bass, Best for DJing
These Headphones are light and pretty comfortable with nice clarity . there isn't a lot of bass and just enough mid for Djing so i can hear beats without a lot of overwhelming Bass. I had a problem with the cord my first time using them not realizing the cord needed to be inserted then twist locked . Just wish they would cost less. Ready to take them on my Gigs as my new Phones!
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Should have went with wireless
The headphones sound pretty good. They are decently comfortable, but tend to get hot rather make your ears hot. They really are not that loud for me, but that's my preference. The only downfall is the cord is a piece of c*@p. I have had them a week and the cord is already starting to break. I guess if they were plugged in to something besides my phone the cord may last a little long, but not by much. If the cord was designed more like the SE earb... Show More
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Best Pro Headphones
Use in a live venue for eq'ing and monitoring. Bass is clear and punchy though not overwhelming. Mid and Highrange clear after burn-in. Fit nicely on average size head. Block out all noise at minimal volume.
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The new DJ standard
Great fit, look and sound. Retired my Sony MDR700DJ. Shure SRH750DJ is the new industry standard. It would of been 5 stars if it wasn't for the proprietary replacement cable.
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