Compared to the DJX-05s, is this better or would it be better to get another pair of DJX-05. And how are these compared to Panasonic RPDJS400Ks?
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hi, i dont know the other two models that you name. But this ones have a great sound but arent too comfortable as should be
2166257
Just place the order with Panasonic. Though the status says backorderd, you will get them in two weeks. I placed my order for two SH-FX70s on the 20th of Dec and got them delivered on the 5th of Jan. Audio quality is not that great. HTB cost - 376.94 + free shipping (thanks to Amazon for this price). Spent 272.90 just for the two rear units. Still not sure if I made the right decision...
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Buy the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. I've had mine for 3 years now and they hold up like they are brand new. Everything sounds truly amazing. I have given them as gifts and convinced a friend of mine to buy them, who DJs in Vegas part-time. He was blown away and said he has never heard anything better for the price.I've demoed the SOL Republic products, but was very underwhemled. If you buy these, you will be disappointed in comparison to the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. Keep in mind, these SOL Master Tracks have a 40mm driver, and the Crossfade LPs have a 50mm driver. Bigger driver, bigger bass, higher quality sound.Buy V-Moda :) Buy the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. I've had mine for 3 years now and they hold up like they are brand new. Everything sounds truly amazing. I have given them as gifts and convinced a friend of mine to buy them, who DJs in Vegas part-time. He was blown away and said he has never heard anything better for the price.I've demoed the SOL Republic products, but was very underwhemled. If you buy these, you will be disappointed in comparison to the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. Keep in mind, these SOL Master Tracks have a 40mm driver, and the Crossfade LPs have a 50mm driver. Bigger driver, bigger... » Read More Buy the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. I've had mine for 3 years now and they hold up like they are brand new. Everything sounds truly amazing. I have given them as gifts and convinced a friend of mine to buy them, who DJs in Vegas part-time. He was blown away and said he has never heard anything better for the price.I've demoed the SOL Republic products, but was very underwhemled. If you buy these, you will be disappointed in comparison to the V-Moda Crossfade LPs. Keep in mind, these SOL Master Tracks have a 40mm driver, and the Crossfade LPs have a 50mm driver. Bigger driver, bigger bass, higher quality sound.Buy V-Moda :) « Show Less
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These are the two camera's I am also deciding between. I have heard such good things about the panasonic...but I have no idea how they compare!
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The Xpand Universal 3D Glasses are better IMO and cost less than the Panasonic glasses. Look on the Xpand website and see if they have something that will work with your TV.
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The pioneer ddj sb is more professional and would recommened it only for intermediate djs although you can use it for getting into it. Theres to many bells and whistles that you don't need when your starting and its at a pretty high price. Now the hercules control instinct is great for getting your feet wet in the dj industry it has all the basic needs like a 3 band eq 4 hot cues( but not meant for juggling
262287
Without a doubt the Panasonic is a better deal and camera for the money ,I have both the G12 and the LX5 and the Panasonic wins hands down in almost all aspects. Just My op of course.
31669
I would say no. These sound good, but are not comfortable long term. They appear comparable to the HA-V570 based on the specs and price. May I suggest upgrading to the JVC's HA-RX700 series? They are in the $30 to $35 range and are my regular headphones.
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I'd actually recommend these... amazon.com/Panasonic-RPHJE120K-In-Ear-Headphone-Black/dp/B003EM8008/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1403270422&sr=1-1&keywords=earbuds
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The RP5's should be ok for your studio size. I currently use these monitors today to mix electronica music in a 15X15 size room. The sound quality is pretty good for the price you pay for them. Hoped this helps you. Good luck!
1700081
Well MFin, my replacement set arrived last week and, thus far, it's been absolutely perfect. The crystal clear edges and deep blacks that sold me on this set in the showrooms is now alive and well in my living room. High Def looks absolutely sick. The "buzzing sound" that many owners cite (and admittedly, was very noticeable in my 1st set) is now virtually non-existant. I'm going to chalk my first experience up to a fluke. I hope you end up with a '5084 that meets or exceeds your expectations. I recommend you give it 1 last shot....good luck!
440443
Not the best fader in the world but for the price its well worth it. A pioneer djm900's fader is more looser but then again thats an $1000 mixer with effects and all that good stuff. Same with the rane mixers, but their magnetic faders are great.
188833
There is no comparison with the Panasonic plasmas unless you move up to a VERY expensive LED. These are bargains. If you want to step up slightly in picture quality from the Panasonic S60, look at the Panasonic ST60 series. Those have a shade darker blacks and a less reflective screen. Check the CNET reviews if you have any doubt as they are well known for their reviews.
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+1 on Panasonic. You could spend another $400 and get a Pioneer, but Panasonic BD players weren't voted a "Good Buy" by many journalists and magazines for nothing. I have two Panasonics in my house, a BD60 and a BD55 (current model is the BD80). I need the BD55 for the 5.1 analog out to my 10 year old Sony ES receiver so I can get to hear Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD. Yeah, blu-ray picture is good (on the at least a 720p/1080i display) but I think the sound is a huge improvement.You can get a BD80 for $172 today at Amazon.com, too.Best of luck with your decision. +1 on Panasonic. You could spend another $400 and get a Pioneer, but Panasonic BD players weren't voted a "Good Buy" by many journalists and magazines for nothing. I have two Panasonics in my house, a BD60 and a BD55 (current model is the BD80). I need the BD55 for the 5.1 analog out to my 10 year old Sony ES receiver so I can get to hear Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD. Yeah, blu-ray picture is good (on the at least a 720p/1080i display) but I think the sound is a huge improvement.You can get a BD80 for $172 today at Amazon.com, too.Best of luck with your decision.
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oh yes most def first of all the drivers are 10mm bigger and very noticeable when hearing it's a no brainer, i tried the xb400's when i sampled the 500's as well and the 500's were much more comfy as well... it is well worth the extra few $'s for sure i would not hesitate... the 400's are on ear, i hated em they squish your ear after a few minutes wearing them , the 500's are over the ear, much much better for longer durations of using them... if you can get a pair get em now because they may become obsolete and you will be disappointed...
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Hah! I'm also a tried-and-true PMX70 fan, wanted to upgrade, tried the PMX680, found them to be terrible, went with a PMX80, they broke after a handful of uses... now rebuying assuming I just got a bad set.I feel the PMX80 is a little more heavy-duty and better-sounding, but I've not done a side-by-side.
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Sound quality is superior to the UE 6000's but both serve different functions. This is a dj headphone meant for djing and beat matching. The UE 6000's is built for comfort and does not swivel. If you are looking for something on a budget and do not need swivel. I'd go for the 6000's. If you're looking for a dj headphone with superior sound and build construction, I would go with the HDJ 2000.