What do you look for in...headphones

[willinfluence]

No idea

But I use to have sennhesier HD 25's and personally I found them hard to hear when mixing in a club environment

Now I've got a pair of Audio Technica ATH-PRO700's which I've had for
four or so years without any problems and are loud as...

[bobbylight]

Isolation,
Robustness,
Sound Reproduction that I like

Same here. I like headphones where I can hear everything and it's balanced, unlike headphones like Beats that are heavy on the bass and that causes them to muddle everything else. I use HDJ-2000s and they're fantastic.

[Belmont!]

I like copious amounts of bass in my headphones. I'll probably get made fun of for this, but I use V-MODA Crossfade LP's.

[bobbylight]

I like copious amounts of bass in my headphones. I'll probably get made fun of for this, but I use V-MODA Crossfade LP's.

Haha at least you've accepted it. But headphones are all about personal preference, like every other bit of gear you can buy

[SirReal]

One can use any headphones they want to as long as you understand how what you hear in your headphones translates to the dance floor. It's just a much easier process with headphones that give you a flat/transparent response.

[guiltyblade]

i use hd25s I like them, they have good isolation. I look for isolation, sound quality, and durability.

[padi_04]

Same here. I like headphones where I can hear everything and it's balanced, unlike headphones like Beats that are heavy on the bass and that causes them to muddle everything else. I use HDJ-2000s and they're fantastic.

HDJ 2ks ain't precisely balanced. Sure they are better than a pair of Beats but still.

http://www.headphone.com/headphones/...r-hdj-2000.php

Not flaming, I own them

[MuzicFreq]

Isolation,
Robustness,
Sound Reproduction that I like

^This

[djchriswoods.co.uk]

for me they must be:

lightweight because i regularly play for 4 hours + at a time
good at isolation
excellent for accurate sound

so basically the sennheiser hd25's.....

[djchriswoods.co.uk]

No idea

But I use to have sennhesier HD 25's and personally I found them hard to hear when mixing in a club environment

you serious? are they cheap knock offs from ebay or the real thing? ive had mine for 6 years, had the hd25-sp's for 2 years before that and i have never had any issues with them