Technics RP DJ1200

Pros: BASS BASS BASS, durability, looks, DJ features, volume.

Cons: Not circumaural (depends on what you like), can get hot.

The Bottom Line: If you're a DJ then you already know about these. If you're a bass lover then these are the best bass headphones out there period.

Review: I own these cans and also the Sony MDR-Z700 (Japanese version of the US MDR-V700) of which I also wrote a review. So I'll make comparisons with them but I'll try to keep it as objective as I can to help you guys. Now back to the RPDJ1200s. SOUND ...

Pros: Techniques brand name, comfortable, loud, great sound, great for DJing, good folding design.

Cons: Loud! Sometimes really loud!

The Bottom Line: These headphones will do the job, and do it well.

Review: I bought these when I first bought my DJ setup and I was worried that they might not be all that great. Every other DJ I know owns the Sony MDR-V700 but the truth is when I tried them out I just really didn't like the way they sounded or fit on my head....

Pros: Comfortable, loud, clear sound.

Cons: none so far.

The Bottom Line: Definitely one of the best investments in DJ career.

Review: I've been DJing for couple years, lately in pretty big and popular clubs around the bay, and I have used quite a number of different headphones in the past (including Sony's MDR-V7000DJ which broke after sometime) and none of those gave me so much clear...

Pros: Good sounds, nice for live performance by DJ.

Cons: Heavy, very tight and not comfortable

The Bottom Line: I think that this is a headphone made for live performance and not for studio because they are solid, well sounding and have a good portability.

Review: My review will be base on 5 points: Sound, Comfortability, built-in structure, portability and look.

SOUND

Well, RPDJ1200 are very nice for the quality of sound. Every sound is clear and bass sounds very good. Well, I give 5 for the...