Sony MDR-V700DJ MDR-V700DJ Studio Monitor Series DJ Headphones

Pros: High output, great for use in loud clubs
Cons: Plastic parts may not be durable

I have used several different brands of professional DJ headphones over the years, my first being a pair of Sony 700's approximately 7 years ago, which did unfortunately break, as i had them improperly stored in and outer compartment on my DJ bag, and ...

Pros: Very strong sound ! Dj friendly , and inexpensive quality headphones ! Not "cheap"
Cons: Sweats when on too long , cord can be annoying .

I own the MDR 700's . They are by far the best sounding headphones I've ever owned ! I also have the MDR 600's , the 500's , and the Sennheiser HD280 PRO's . I admit , the Sennheiser's sound "just as good" as the 700's and are lighter but, they don't ...

Pros: Solid DJ headphones with convenient features.
Cons: Perspiration after wearing for a while.

The Gear: Ask any DJ worth his or her salt and they will quickly tell you that having good headphones goes hand in hand with having a good microphone. If you are working the turntables and taking request you definetly want to have the ability ...

Pros: Great Sound!
Cons: unneccesarily long cord.

The Sony MDR-V700 headphones have such great sound that you will never think the same way about headphones while shopping ever again! DJ's around the world consider these sony headphones the standard in dj mixing and remixing.-Just look at some...

Pros: Great sound Full bass Nicely padded
Cons: Fairly Large Costly

When I originally decided to purchase headphones, I picked out the MDR-V300 headphones, mainly for the cost. After using them for a few months, there were multiple problems with them. Mainly, there was no bass, and they would distort if I tried to turn...