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For dj headphones you can but would not be my first option.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes. This model is ultra-light and exceptionally comfortable; ears cups can swivel and fold compactly. Only caution would be to avoid cranking music too loudly.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No, they dont fold and bass is more than treble, i have audio technica M50x, they fold, sound is more clear and i read is recommended for dj's.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Sure. They sound great and have a great frequency response 4hz-40,000hz. They are great at Noise isolation and create a good seal around the ear when worn standard. The earcups pivot flat, but not to a reverse position so if you mostly dj using house speakers you can hold them up to a single ear if having the band and another earcup in front doesn’t bother you.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.In my opinion I think these can be used as a DJ reference headphone. Why? Because of the smooth, rich sound these headphones provide. No, they won't ever be fully BASS headphones but the bass is so silky and punchy and you can drive these pretty hard in the SBX Pro Studio software. That being said your ears won't get tired as with other headphones with too much bass. Here the bass is defined. With the right settings these would be pretty good DJ headphones and you won't get tired because they are so light, allowing you to focus on your DJ set.
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