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post #16 of 22
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Yea I think I'll do that. I found some posts in DJ forums that said that the HDJ-2000s were very strong on the outside, but had shoddy wiring on the inside. I can't afford that risk with $250 headphones.

 

1st: M50

2nd: ES7

3rd: AD700

 

I'm really looking forward to this ATH triad. It'll end up being cheaper than the Pioneers too! lol

post #17 of 22

Made in Japan or Made in China?

post #18 of 22

I own the HDJ-2000's and I'm very happy with them. They have a very pleasant warm sound with good separation and lets face it...they are dead sexy. :)  I don't DJ or anything I just wanted a solid pair of premium headphones.  I mostly use them with my ipod classic in conjunction with a Fiio E7 dac/amp.  My previous headphones were able planet NC300B's and a pair of Ultimate ears super fi. 5 pro's.  But these pioneer's are just so much better they uh..how do you say?....like making the sexy with my ears?  lol j/k but really really nice.  They aren't the neutral lifeless sounding type of phones. But as I said they have nice separation and clarity. They are still fun sounding without losing the fine crystaline details. 

 

My only issue is that when I wear my glasses they push the stems into my head a bit.  

post #19 of 22

Are they on-ear or over ear? 

post #20 of 22
HDJ-2000 are over ear and super comfortable. Contemplating picking up a pair but want to take another listen.
post #21 of 22

with the m50's you get a much better sound if youre listening to all types of music than the 2000's but you'll always be searching for that extra little bass the 2000's have over the m50's and the m50's earpads wear down in 4 months and become rocks so if you get the m50's id advise buying the shure 840 earpads with them i traded my m50's to my friend for his 2000's because im a dj and i listen to mainly edm and he listens to a lot of rock and metalcore and the 2000's quite frankly sound muddy with rock and metalcore but they lack the low end for edm so its your choice

post #22 of 22
Iistening experience is that they sounded muddy and have muffed mids. I enjoy both the m50 and UE6000 more. Then again I was listening to them in the food court at the mall and I don't DJ or listen to EDM.
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