HD 25

If you’re beat matching and or cueing up by ear then yes you need headphones. But if you are on a controller using sync and you have all your cue points already set up and all your music properly beat gridded then you can get away without them. Personally I think it’s best to have them because even

AUDIO-TECHNICA PRO ATH-M40x, Pioneer DJ HDJ-CUE1, SENNHEISER HD25 Light. If you can spend a little bit more I’d get the SENNHEISER HD 25. Great sound and comfortable. They have them on sale with a case at BHphoto. Also if anything breaks on the HD 25 you can replace the piece. All the other ones I m

I use the Audio Technica M50's for DJ'ing but also other stuff and i like them. I noticed many people prefer smaller headphones like the Sennheiser HD-25. For gaming probably M50's would be better. Both of these are around 150$.

Does it have to be wireless? I just got sennheiser hd 25’s and they’re great. Not wireless though.

You should absolutely try to repair your HD25 since Sennheiser sells replacement parts for pretty much the entire HD25 except for the driver themselves. I own a pair of HD25 that is nearly 9 years old and I have swapped out both the ear pads and the head bands and they are both quite easy to swap ou

For on ear, Sony MDR 7506 are well regarded but smashing your budget. Sennheiser HD-25 sound great, block external noise very effectively but are really smashing your budget. This might seem like I’m ignoring your wallet. But having owned SE215 and HD-25, and seeing lots of positive feedback on the

Sennheiser HD 25. Light. Portable. Sound good. Not super expensive. Like $100. Wired.

Beats are OK. Always, any model. Haters gonna hate. There are better options? OBVIOUSLY. But Beats is a brand that takes care of giving you a good sound, NOT A PROFESSIONAL SOUND, even if they announce that (Idk if really they did it hehe) and their style/design and comfort that personally is the mo

Sennheiser hd-25. The default headphones of DJ's and clubs all over the world for over two decades. Amazing sound. Great build. Reliable and strong. And inexpensive. Cannot beat this.