Are these recommended for Dj's ?
362293
Based on the spec, I don't think it's for DJ. On behalf of that, ATH- M50xBL of audio-technica is for DJ model, as you might know.
362294
No, too much bass. They are good bass boosted phones, but not good for sound monitoring.
362295
definitely..... This headphones is awesome.. The best for DJ's today....I really recommended.
2185240
I would say it depends on what you expect to do with them, if it was to mic up a presenter, I would say yes. Background music likely ok, To deliver DJ music, or loud live performance I would say no. I have used them out in the open for weddings and they work just fine for a quite environment to carry spoken word.I have four of them and four of PV118 and that is what I use for rooms that large, I run the subs with a pair of crown xls800 and the tops with a pair of xls600.
1979619
For mixing in a pinch these are my favorite cans. However, I would certainly recommend mixing using a pair of quality near field monitors over headphones given the choice. I really like KRK gear so I would recommend Rokits.
2075179
I have used these for DJ'n (especially in smaller bars, etc) where speaker is 20' or less away and the music gets to be too much to understand requests. Can still hear people talking as long as they are close by. I think I have hearing damage already so without ear filters/plugs I can't hear people very far away anyways.I have not used the gold filters but the silvers seem to do real good.
855376
These headphones were designed and engineered from the ground up for DJs. The swiveling cups, the 50mm cans, the mini-xtr connection, the sound, etc. They are comfortable enough for regular listening, that the sound is not as rich as other headphones available.
627536
Possibly will. The beats work best for noise cancelling, but for the price of these, they work out well too, plus some soothing music will surely help.
2227395
I don't know that they are 'recommended' per any professional reviews, but since the bass on these is not as strong as the AKGs I have, they would work well for music that does not utilize extremely low frequencies as heard in underground electronic music with 808 or rap/pop.
1795476
I would say they're great for either music or video. I use them mainly for music myself.
826636
These are fairly accurate in sound reproduction. If u want a heavy bass sound then get beats
1860912
Unless you play your music at relatively high volumes (I-tunes slider maxed, and windows volume slider over 50-60) then it won't be very noticeable unless theirs absolutely nothing else going on in the room noise wise (fans, tv, talking etc.) If you plan to use them in the library or tend to be in a dead quite environment though, then I would go with any headphones that are "Closed back" such as any DJ headphones.
938219
I don't think so. They feel just like regular studio style dj headphones. I've used mine for walking/jogging on the treadmill.
1860911
Yes, probably would bug your roommate. Open airs sound much better, are way more comfortable and accurate than dj headphones. Especially below 400hz
1161825
Yeah, man: as I wrote in my review, the MDR-V55 are practical for both indoor and outdoor use, they have strong-bodied sound and are are well built, so they're great at around $60. I suggest you compare the V55s (DJ style) with the XB400 or XB450 (compact style) and see which looks best to you, since they pump out the same sweet bass response.
56340
It would absolutely be perfect for that. The sound quality is great and the bass is real punchy, which is what you want for people to "feel" the beat. (Coming from a DJ)
1004558
Certainly. I use them exclusively for my vinyl collection and have been very pleased by the depth of sound they offer. The highs and mid-ranges are clear, while the bass is strong but not overpowering. For the price point, they are 9/10.
1454703
Yes these are good DJ speakers for small events. They work very well for me. No they do not come with the cables. As far as sound you will not be disappointed.
1338111
I use them for djiing in short periods of time (40min-2hrs) and i haven´t had that kind of problem. On the contrary, after a while, basses get tighter, its my impression. The only issue i find is that the back of the speakers get hot after a while on high volume. But no compromising of sound quality at all. (Sorry for my english)