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Which one will be better for portable use? My mp3 player is loaded with a variety from rock, blues, to heavy distorted electronica. Which one has the best sound?
ATH-PRO5MS or Sony MDR-V700DJ?
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I would say neither - Look into Grado SR-60 or SR-80
If you live outside of US, look into Alessandro MS-1 as well
If you live outside of US, look into Alessandro MS-1 as well
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There are plenty of better offers in that price range, for trully portable use, I would picked up a Protapro or any IEM, over any low Grado/MS...
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ok but i want a headphone that looks good and im planning on using it for DJing. i dont have a good bugget either. between those two, which one is better?
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In this case get the Sony, at least is louder, 3 watts per channel, and very sensitive, pretty sturdy and versatile, not a heapdhone in its class, but do the job for noisy environments...
| Originally Posted by lukeswits /img/forum/go_quote.gif ok but i want a headphone that looks good and im planning on using it for DJing. i dont have a good bugget either. between those two, which one is better? |
In this case get the Sony, at least is louder, 3 watts per channel, and very sensitive, pretty sturdy and versatile, not a heapdhone in its class, but do the job for noisy environments...
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call and ask these guys what the lowest price for a pair of ultrasone dj1 is. i've used and owned the 700's, pioneer hdj 1000 and the 5000 (before the 1000 came out), denon, and the ultrasone dj1 pro; and as sound quality goes, the ultrasone has beaten them all handily.
also, of note... the dj1 has lasted me longer than any other deejay headphone i've ever owned.
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| Originally Posted by lukeswits /img/forum/go_quote.gif ok but i want a headphone that looks good and im planning on using it for DJing. i dont have a good bugget either. between those two, which one is better? |
call and ask these guys what the lowest price for a pair of ultrasone dj1 is. i've used and owned the 700's, pioneer hdj 1000 and the 5000 (before the 1000 came out), denon, and the ultrasone dj1 pro; and as sound quality goes, the ultrasone has beaten them all handily.
also, of note... the dj1 has lasted me longer than any other deejay headphone i've ever owned.
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Of course the Ultrasone for sure will be far better than the V700...
| Originally Posted by e-dub /img/forum/go_quote.gif call and ask these guys what the lowest price for a pair of ultrasone dj1 is. i've used and owned the 700's, pioneer hdj 1000 and the 5000 (before the 1000 came out), denon, and the ultrasone dj1 pro; and as sound quality goes, the ultrasone has beaten them all handily. also, of note... the dj1 has lasted me longer than any other deejay headphone i've ever owned. eric b |
Of course the Ultrasone for sure will be far better than the V700...
e-dub
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i've owned a lot of deejay headphones over the years and i can't stress how much better sq they offer over the others. you may even want to ask them how much they want for a closeout pair of proline 550, lukeswits, for that little bit more in sound quality.
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