Pioneer HDJ-X10-S Professional DJ Headphone, Silver, (HDJX10S)

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You might think that a ‘good’ pair of headphones is a universal concept, but the qualities we look for in a set for DJing aren’t necessarily the same as those of a top pair for home-listening, gaming or studio use. For example, when it comes to studio headphones, the key quality we’d look for is honesty – the ability to accurately translate your mixes as they’ll sound on a top-quality sound system. For music listening, by contrast, it can be desirable for your headphones to ‘flatter’ your favourite music a little, perhaps by boosting the bass and dulling any harsh high frequencies. Conclusion I liked the comfort and sound of the HDJ-X10 so much that I use it both in and out of the DJ booth. Pioneer HDJ-X7 Vs Pioneer HDJ-X10 Comparison Review IN the BOX – Pioneer HDJ-X7 vs Pioneer HDJ-X10 Pioneer HDJ-X7

These are some of the most comfortable over-ear headphones on the market. The tension on the headband is just enough to feel as though it’s not going to slip without being overbearing. Stay on top of your game with the Pioneer HDJ-X10 Professional over-ear headphones, designed with input from professional DJs to serve you in every circumstance, from festivals to clubs. The Pioneer HDJ-X10s are the world's first DJ headphones to produce high-resolution sound ranging from 5 Hz to 40 kHz, allowing you to hear frequencies other DJ headphones can't reproduce. Make an even deeper connection to the music.

Although certain features, like the access to Hi-Res sound, might not seem particularly important, they’re definitely nice to have. It’s also worth remembering that there’s more to the HDJ-X10 DJ headphones than novelty features. The sound stage makes the modulation in things like electronic music feel much wider than it would with similar headphones in the range. Overall, the HDJ-X10 sounds “hyped” thanks to the bump in the lows and the wider soundstage. Isolation The Pioneer DJ DDJ-FLX10 and HDJ-X10 bundle is the ultimate DJ setup for professional DJs and aspiring music producers. This bundle includes the Pioneer DJ DDJ-FLX10 controller and the HDJ-X10 headphones, which together provide seamless mixing and exceptional sound quality. There’s also a compartment for your HDJ-X10 DJ headphones too, so everything doesn’t get jumbled together.

Mic input with FX: The controller comes with a dedicated microphone input that includes built-in effects such as reverb and echo. The use of polyurethane leather complete with nano coating helps the headband and cups repel dirt, sweat and liquids. Both the headband and cups feel well padded. Weighing in at just 328g, the X10 headphones are great for extended listening sessions. The Build Quality

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The earcups have a rubber ring around them for an easier grip, and the lower half of the cups also have the same rubber grip. These are so the headphones don’t slip when you’re monitoring with one cup on your shoulder, which I think is a nice touch. I do prefer the sleek, simplified look of the HDJ-2000MK2, though. The earpads also have polyurethane nano-coating, which makes them easy to wipe and clean. Here are some of the key features you can expect from the HDJ-X10:

Although not everyone will be a fan of the unique soundstage offered by the Pioneer DJ HDJ-X10, which makes vocals feel more “in your face”, it’s something that will appeal to a lot of DJs. There’s absolutely no way that you’re not going to be able to concentrate on your music when you’re wearing these cans. The HDJ-X10s are the world’s first DJ headphones to produce high-resolution sound ranging from 5 Hz to 40 kHz, allowing you to hear frequencies other DJ headphones can’t reproduce.

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Although some people won’t appreciate the largely plastic build of the Pioneer DJ HDJ-X10, it’s worth remembering that this doesn’t make your headphones any flimsier, or less effective. This cookie stores user-like settings for the chat system provider, which are required for our online chat service. Trusted Shops The Pioneer DJ HDJ-X10 headphones are lightweight, but not so much that they feel cheap or flimsy. These headphones are predominantly made with plastic, with an ear cup and headphone design that evolves from the previous HDJ-2000MK2.