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Sony MDR-V700DJItem ID: MDRV700DJStereo DJ Headphones with Swivel Earcups and Unimatch Plug for use with either 1/4" and 1/8" Jacks 
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From Our Research Team:Made for the Pro DJMore and more audio professionals are discovering the great advantages of the Sony MDR Series of headphones! The MDR-V700DJ is made especially for DJs, allowing you to hear the mix up close and personal, while still leaving the hands free to work some magic on the console! The detail and accuracy of the Sony MDR-V700DJ means you stay right on top of the mix at all times for the utmost confidence. The bass of MDR-V700DJ is fat and the highs are crisp. A swivel ear-cup allows for more flexible positioning and single-sided or shoulder-mounted wearing styles. Like all Sony headphones in the MDR Series, the MDR-V700DJ includes a stereo Unimatch plug for use in 1/4" and 1/8" applications.Sony MDR-V700DJ Features: Swivel earcups for DJ and remix applications Reversible earcups for added flexibility Auto return swivel mechanism Supra-aural design for excellent listening comfort 50 mm diameter driver for reference-quality sound High-energy Neodymium magnets 3000 mW power handling Folding design Wide molded headband for long-lasting comfort Stereo UniMatchฎ plug for phone jacks and minijack MDR-V700DJ Image Gallery
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Reviewsbased on 8 reviewsThe standard that's hard to beat!
by DJ Haldane from Montgomery, AL USA
I had these headphones for 4 years now, and they have never failed me! From home studio to the club, these headphones always deliver the right sound and their bass response definitely proves useful in... read more [+] loud nightclubs, where mixing becomes harder due to all the noise.October 12, 2008 Music Background: Nightclub DJ/Pro Music Producer The bag that comes with the headphones also becomes an important storage unit while you travel, and so it keeps them looking their best. I've yet to find a new pair of headphones to replace these. close [-] Great Headphones
by ilektriksky from Burlington, VT USA
I originally bought these headphones in fall 2002 as a way to block out my roommate in college while I was getting into music. It was one of the best purchases I've made. The sound is phenomenal! I... read more [+]ncredible frequency range, 50mm drivers, very comfortable, the swivel ear cup is great for monitoring while spinning. On top of the incredible features they also look very very cool and have lived up to 5 years of abuse. They work great as a monitoring system for those who have personal studios in their apartments with less then flexible neighbors when it comes to noise levels. close [-]
August 30, 2007 Music Background: Hobbyist Tight bass
by Dean Drake from Bellingham, WA
These headphones looked cool, but I really wasn't expecting what I heard when I plugged them in. I will have to say that I heard things I have never heard with headphones before, especially the unmud... read more [+]died bass. I found myself sitting there grooving to the music instead of laboring through it like I most often do when tracking and monitoring. I could listen through these for hours. These headphones might just spoil me. close [-]
November 16, 2006 Music Background: Musician/Project Studio Engineer Extremely Loud and Clear, Maybe a Slight Problem for Tracking
by Paul R. Potts from Ann Arbor, MI
I have several pairs of these headphones that I use for mixing. I like they because they are comfortable for long sessions and also extremely loud and clear. In fact, I have to be careful to keep the ... read more [+]level down. Since they get so loud without distortion it is easy to find myself putting a little too much volume into my ears. That's because they were made to be used in loud clubs for live DJs where you have to hear what you're mixing over the pounding bass.October 24, 2008 Music Background: Amateur Podcast Producer, Guitarist But this also means that they are not extremely isolating. If I'm recording a vocal track and listening to a guitar track for reference I've had a little bit of trouble with the mic picking up the reference track leaking from the phones. I might have to switch to a more isolating set for tracking vocals over another music track. close [-] Sweetwater Advice
Carson McClainI have been using these headphones for three years and there is not a day that goes by that I don't put them on my ears. You can feel the bass when these cans are attached to your head. I also use them in the studio when I am producing tracks and doing remixes with Ableton Live. After my mixes are done I grab my laptop and head to the club. I open up Traktor, attach my pad controller, take out my Sony MDR-V700 DJ headphones, and then I kill the dance floor. I love these headphones even with my iPod. Also popular
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