[IAmWAlex]

My last set of headphones got destroyed at a gig, so I thought I might as well upgrade a bit.
I've been looking at Technics RPDJ-1200, Sony V700, and some Audio Technica models, but can't seem to be satisfied with any of them. Any suggestions?

 

[sh00t4par]

Shure SRH750DJ

 

[wind016]

Sennheiser HD 25

 

[aqwayne93]

Sennheiser HD280

 

[IAmWAlex]

Do any of these really stand out when it comes to comfort? My last pair felt like rubber bands around my head.

 

[Mr Joboto]

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Shure SRH750DJ

 

[LurkerJeff]

I must say, the SRH750DJ have been getting pretty good reviews.

 

[IAmWAlex]

Some reviewers complain about them being really stiff and uncomfortable, is that really the case or they just being ridiculously picky?

 

[classakg]

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Some reviewers complain about them being really stiff and uncomfortable, is that really the case or they just being ridiculously picky?

Some people say that after some usage... they become more comfy. 

 

[IAmWAlex]

If you start out with something really terrible, even the smaller change may seem great.

 

[swbf2cheater]

HD25
750dj
ws70

 

[james0195]

hd25-1 ii is probably best for isolation/durability & though some say they are uncomfortable if you stretch the headband out a bit so they dont clamp they are as comfy as any other on ear phones 

 

[loopfreak]

Another vote for hd 25 1 , they are made for this kind of use.They are indestructible(very important), stick to your head however you put them on, light(140g), very punchy and balanced with one of the best isolation. Beatmatching in any ambience will be very easy ......

 

[nierika]

Sennheiser HD 25-1 all the way

 

[Pianist]

SRH750 DJ is a pretty nice sounding, well constructed 'phone, but isolation is not very good on it. I would go with Sennheiser HD25 - rock solid build, great isolation and reasonably good comfort if you stretch them well for a few days before use (put them on the original box, or a basketball or something).