how are these for djing a big party? - noise isolation and all? thx
1827432
Noise isolation is good, as good as HD25's and they are plenty loud. Good to go.
1704795
I have found these to be tinny. So what you are hearing may be normal. I do not find them to simulate live music. Their greatest quality for me is that they have little to no wire noise when moving, compared to all of my other headphones ranging from Sony to Sennheiser and Bose (which are highly overrated as well).
1610091
Rafael, I am sorry but i haven't used them very much yet. I bought them for my garage and since we are still in winter I haven't been out in the garage much. From my experience they would be adequate depending on the party. They are middle of the road speakers, not the best and not the worst speaker I have heard. They are a good buy for the money though.
1582305
Mark, they are pretty good at drowning out background noise. I love mine! They have a great sound as well & are very comfortable!
616044
I promise you will not be disappointed with a pair of these. I've played them loud and never had to turn up to half. I played a basketball court sized auditorium full of people and had complaints about playing too loud! I'm a solo performer and I use them like sidefill monitors. I angle them up at me monitor style then face them directly at me like sidefills. Having the speakers on the floor really increases the perceived bottom end. I will never had to use these past halfway. Buy them, you'll love them!
337337
Noise isolating. They don't let out sound very much at all, but they don't cancel noise very well. I've had a pair for a year or so now, and for the price I would definitely buy them again, great headphones.
152995
I have used them in large areas but for a prom I would recommend using a sub with them. It will really fill in the low end plus move more air. With high ceilings you will want more air moving. If you are new to these speakers I would add that I've had the best sound when keeping the 15 inch speaker about 6 feet off the ground with the both speakers pointed slightly in like they are pointed toward the same spot in the middle of the back wall of the venue. Good luck, it sounds like a fun sized gig.
1142733
They are pretty loud. I had 30 adults in a room with iffy accoustics and they worked great. People will all hit them at once and it isn't easy to distinguish. They were a big hit.
694619
They isolate sound pretty well, and pretty soon I will be getting replacement ear pads from beyerdynamic, which are said to feel better, and provide a bit better sound isolation. I will let you know more when I get them.
1062860
haven't tried that yet, but while working out, and it gets pretty noisy, I can't here the other machines while I'm listening, so I'd rate them about an 8 on noise cancelling. I'm thinking they would do just fine.
1518342
Tropez the speakers are BANANAS!!! U cant go wrong either way.. Use a sub for a large gathering of 500 or more!!
1338111
I use them for djiing in short periods of time (40min-2hrs) and i haven´t had that kind of problem. On the contrary, after a while, basses get tighter, its my impression. The only issue i find is that the back of the speakers get hot after a while on high volume. But no compromising of sound quality at all. (Sorry for my english)
104357
pretty good. they're not active noise cancelling headphones so if that's what you're looking for, these are not for you. but as passive noise cancellation, they're decent. they'll block a lot of environmental noise and wont leak much out. the best isolating closed headphone i've used that wasnt an active noise cancellation pair was the beyerdynamic dt770 pro. those blocked out the most noise and leaked the least. i much prefer the sound quality of the a900x though. sold mine off a year ago really regretting it.
2189504
are you planning to have only one speaker or a pair of these? if you use a pair for up to 200 people these would be sufficient. off course you are not having a club like party. if you think you will use only one of them... well, yes 200 people outdoor, people will hear you comfortably if there are no other big noises and they are all around the speaker probably up to 50 Feet. if the people more spread, depending on the video sound quality they may have hard time hearing it...
1135833
I can't say for sure, but I would assume so. They sound really good, bass highs and mids are balanced. The sound is crisps and they have noise cancelation. Not sure what requirements make good DJ headphones, but as far as how these headphones sound, they sound good and balanced.
1701890
I own thus set. It's great for home/office use. For an event, depends what you are looking for. Not as good as a real dj equip. Regardless to your question. Stand.
1257572
If you want noise isolation, look into sennheiser 280. They were too boomy for my tastes, and squeezed your brains out of your head.