I'm looking for a pair of DJ'ing headphones that I can, well, DJ with, mix with (if the response is flat enough) and just listen to music casually on, and I'm looking at these two, which is better and why?

Alright. I am curious though about the lack of manufacturing consistency about the V6 or the 7506, I'm seeing more and more frequent reviews of people buying these headphones and having them sound like night and day when compared. The CD900ST, I'm a fair bit surprised they don't fold up, and as...

Ok, i sincerely apologize, i'm not sure why that sent twice O_o

Interesting, this is a hard one. So portability or sound, features or quality. The reason why this decision is so complicated for me is because a priority for me is build quality. That's the big thing and now, I'm struggling with what's most important, the build quality, or the sound quality...

Interesting, this is a hard one. So portability or sound, features or quality. The reason why this decision is so complicated for me is because a priority for me is build quality. That's the big thing and now, I'm struggling with what's most important, the build quality, or the sound quality...

Wow O_o Did you compare the two side by side? Also, if these aren't portable, fold-up cans, would the V6/7506 be competitive? Sorry for harping on the two but it just seems the V6/7506 fit my criteria.

How are they not accurate? Did they last this long for no reason?

Glad they have a coiled cable, however as for the build quality the same was said for the Shure SRH-440's. I can't take that chance. Also I'm not rough on my headphones by ANY stretch. I'd also prefer something portable as I'm getting into DJ'ing, hence the V6/7506.

My biggest problem with the 7510 is the lack of a coiled cord (I believe) and a plastic design.

Wouldn't it just be a good idea to buy the V6/7506 with the Beyerdynamic EDT 250 pads?

The main reason why is build quality. I've spent money on Shure SRH440's and they ended up breaking. Plus the Sony's have been around THIS long, they have to have a great build quality.

Which model would you say Is more accurate for music production?

Alrighty. I guess my ultimate decision is inconclusive as I'm most likely just gonna buy the headphone that's cheaper at the time (I'm not buying them right away)

Alright, but at the same time I don't know if it'd be worth more to invest in the V6, as right now on Amazon the 7506 is $84.95, and the V6 is $99. (U.S Dollars BTW)

I know one very significant difference between the two is the magnet used in the driver, have you noticed any difference in the sound, by any considerable margin?

I purchased a pair of Shure SRH-440 headphones about 9 months ago, and I loved them, however I say loved because the beams holding the left earcup in place broke, and my newborn kittens chewed up the exposed cables, and I've been looking at these headphones for actually 2-3 years now, but I need...

Not A fan. Sorry. Check out the Shure Srh550dj. Sounds amazing, looks amazing. Not the best angles but they really are nice.

Check the Shure SRH-440 out.

Or really any of the headphones on that website.

I don't like beats, but if you really want something stylish, I would recommend the black beats by dr dre mixr. http://august6th.defloix.com/archives/399

I recently tried out the Shure SRH550DJ's at a local Guitar Center. Only two words to say about them - GET THEM. Seriously, they're amazing on balance, looks, build quality, and comfort. Sound is probably the best for $100. Very clear as well.

Ok, but what do you think of these headphones In your opinion? Are they worth the money?

If I used it with an iDevice, would it be loud enough to block out outside noise?

Does the SRH550DJ get loud?

Do these have good soundstage?