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Performance The first thing I noticed is the ergonomic factor of these headphones, as DJs will be using it for hours, that too standing up. As you put them on they do feel a bit heavy, but you get used to it after a while. But I must state the DJ headphones are generally more ‘present’ then regular models, as the DJ needs to clearly hear what's in his cue, against the super loud track that is already playing on the PA. I don’t prefer this type though; subjectively I like rounded responses. The bass was extremely tight though, and the beats sounded very good. This was probably the best part of the sound. I found this out once I started some funk/disco FLACs and audio CDs. Level-wise the headphones' perceived loudness was decent, though not the loudest. |
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