A little more than a year after I'd purchased my UE 900's - all the while I'd grudgingly accepted the niggling faults and idiosyncrasies - they died. The battery died, that is. They still worked wired, but they are BT headphones and without that they are dead to me.  I did rip them apart to see...

not wireless.   I have kept the Logitech UE 9000's, they're doing okay. In Hifi listening mode I use the wire or the Technics RPDJ1210's when just listening casually eg radio or soundcloud etc I am perfectly happy with the UE 9000's on bluetooth.  The cutouts do not seem to be an issue with...

Yes yes indeed I do mean Sennheiser Momentums , apologies. And as an update I have decided to keep the UE 9000's. I went back to the JB Hi-fi store and confirmed the 2year replacement guarantee just in case the glitchy ness gets worse. Truth is I wouldn't know what to replace them with and I...

There is definitely a degradation in SQ between wired and wireless with the UE 9000's. In my opinion it is enough to matter but I love the freedom of wireless so I guess it's just a matter of using them in both ways depending on the situation

~~I'm new to the forum (first post) but I have read the other entire 58 page thread covering the UE 9000's , and during the course of that purchased a pair of them from JB Hi-fi in Auckland NZ. Retailing at $599 NZ which is about 480 US. I paid 483 NZD which is about $380 US. So, not cheap...

The Technics RPDJ1210s are awesome quality headphones. I cant really comment with any certaintly on their suitability as DJ headphones but I believe they would adequately perform. Robust, cups rotate, moderate isolation, and totally crystal clear sound with expanding cord. They have lasted me...

I'm new to the forum (first post) but I have read this entire 58 page thread, and during the course of that purchased a pair of UE 9000's from JB Hi-fi in Auckland NZ. Retailing at $599 NZ which is about 480 US. I paid 483 NZD which is about $380 US. So, not cheap headphones. Prior to purchase...