Pioneer DJ HDJ-X5 Professional DJ Headphones - Black Reviews

Love these as a replacement for my broken set. Sound is crisp and clear and the coil bungee cable is clutch. Not rolling over the cable anymore. Haven't used them live yet but the sound is good with my studio monitors bunkin' in back and the soundproofing is solid keeping the studio sound in the studio and out of my ears with the headphones on. Pioneer always delivers and these are the same great quality for a reasonable price. As always my guy Erik Molenaar always takes great care of me and they shipped fast, arriving within the week.

Best Head Phones I ever used

After speaking with Craig in length about what I was trying to accomplish he had the perfect resolution .

Never thought I would own all types or headphones. I started as a Dj so I picked up some closed back headphones to help isolate unwanted noise throughout the set. I then started to fiddle with remixes and beat production so I picked up some semi-open headphones. These allowed me to hear my mix without isolating too much sound so that I could hear the other person in the room, and so that I wouldn't catch myself screaming when talking. Slowly I started to record artists so then I picked up some open back headphones. These allow the artist to hear the mix and they self when tracking/working on a project. Finally….. After all that time my first pair of closed back headphones finally gave out leading me to a new healthy cycle of headphone consumerism.

For a lower end pair of headphones these sound pretty good! A little heavy after awhile, but overall I will buy again.

I just got these in and I am blown away by the quality and sound for $... I feel like I just unwrapped a $350 pair of headphones. I got them extremely fast as well. Thanks Sweetwater and Pioneer DJ!

Son un excelente producto

I bought the demo one of these from Sweetwater and I got to say, they are excellent. Quiet outside and brilliant inside. Plenty of bass, and I love them.

These are well built. The bass is a little heavy if you're looking for that. I'm not complaining, I'm just pointing it out. I had been using the Audio Technica ATH-M50x's and decided to give these a try. I like them. The cans are a little small, but it's still closed ear and they work fine for sound isolation in the booth. I've used the Sony MDR-7506's and these are much better if you're looking for more bass in your sound. The Sonys are really bassless, and the Audio Technicas are kind of a sweet spot on bass. Not too much, not too little. For $ you really can't do much better than these Pioneers.

...If you are looking for an adequate Headphone that delivers a good sound for your vocalist and/or players for playback and working on their project then this is an appropriate decision! They do wear a little on the tight side so prolonged use for mixing I would not recommend. But the vocalist and players have frequent breaks where they can remove them and provide the necessary break and or relief. They ARE plastic but very attractive (I bought the silver ones) however, the plastic cosmetic components are reflected in the price. A GOOD CHOICE FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS WITHOUT BUSTING THE BANK ACCOUNT...

I also would like to say your service is second to none. Keep up the good work!!!

Awesome sound thank u

My 2nd pair of these where a crack happens in the same spot. I love the sound of them but structurally disappointing.

I honestly don't know how the others here high rated these closed-back headphones... as they absolutely do not block outside noise, and are terribly uncomfortable after just 15 minutes. They are no match for my Shure studio headphones.

these didnt even last a couple months

These things break all the time. The plastic part that swivels the ears are weak and unless you want headphones that break every 6 months these aren't the ones. They broke two times on me.