I've been DJing in clubs for about 4 years now. I started practising my art about 6 years ago in my bedroom after I got a cheap starter set for my birthday!! Since then, I've upgraded all of my equipment to industry standard, accumulated a vast record collection, and been lucky enough to play out in clubs. As any DJ will know, headphones are vitally important to the success of your mixing - especially in a club. With the sheer level of volume you really need a set of headphones that are going to perform. When playing records in my bedroom as a beginner, I used the obligatory set of headphones that came free with the starter set. Very poor, but did the job in ...  Read the complete review

I got these headphones about a year ago now. When i got these i was really looking for comfort and a pure sound quality. I think its safe to say that these headphones have both these qualities that i was after! Despite the high price which for many will be too much for people to splash out on, i do feel that they are undervalued and a bargain if you can find them for around the £70 mark. I had a pair of swivel cup headphones before i got this set. They were also from sony and looked remarkably similar, but didnt have the features that make these headphones so great. The soft headband at the top is one nice feature of these, which really helps if you are gonna ...  Read the complete review

I have owned a set of these headphones for about 5 years now and they are still going strong. I do not use them for any dj-ing activities and generally tend to listen to them just for personal use. I have found them to be fantastic value for money. They currently retail at around £65 on Amazon which I admit can seem a bet steep for a set of headphones however the sound quality from these headphones blew me away when I first heard them. The headphones themselves are a mixture of black and grey though mostly grey. .The head strap is very easily adjusted and there is a foamy band between the headband and the part that rest on the head for added ...  Read the complete review

I remember the first time I wore a pair of headphones to use for Dj purposes. They were a pair of £6 Phillips things. Without going too far into things, they sucked - a lot. No bass, lots of Mid. So, I then ventured out to find the perfect set of headphones, which I thought I had with the Sennheiser HD25sp's. They had their shortfalls though, which I'll hopefully write an opinion about when and if my suggestions get up there!! Anyway..... I came upon the Sony's about 6 months ago when a friend of mine was using them. As it says in the title - Hoots Mon!! Took me about 3 months to find somewhere that sold them! ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago I set out to buy a premium set of headphones and these were what I stumbled upon. I saw that the majority of DJ's in clubs used these headphones, so I decided to give them a try. First of all, these headphones are built to an amazing quality, they feel sturdy and most importantly are comfortable to wear for prolonged periods of time. The wire is coiled so that it does not get in your way while you are working a set of decks and it is longer than most other headphones, which I found to be useful. The sound quality is amazing, the bass is clear without being too overwhelming. I found these headphones are best suited to music that ...  Read the complete review