Shure SRH750 DJ Headphones

Shure have been around for ages and definately know a few things when it comes to sound quality. I found these headphones brilliant to wear; comfortable, great-sounding and with clear bass that isn't muddy or over-the-top. Even at high volumes the quality of sound is brilliant and the headphones do a great job of keeping outside noise outside.

I'd heard some reviews saying the headband dug into the top of your head and was quite painful, but I didn't find that at all. The cans fit perfectly and even when adjusted stayed adjusted even when jumping around a lot.

People might not like the look a lot, but I do and to be honest when it comes to headphones it's really not about how pretty they are.

Great quality for those who don't want to shell out close to $300 for some Sennheiser HD-25's.

Couldn't agree more mate. Went into the shop last week to buy a pair of HD-25's. Walked away with a pair of these and couldn't be happier. They have the same blistering volume of the 25's and the comfort of the HDJ2000's. The best of both worlds with a completley reasonable price tag. well worth a listen in the shop.

It’s about time that Shure decided to make DJ headphones. As far as sound quality goes, Shure know how to do it better than anyone else in the business. You can tell that these have been especially designed for DJing too - they give a nice well rounded sound with a lot of attention focused on the high end (similar to the HD25s), which is what you ideally want out of a DJ headphones. Comfort wise, they’re spot on and easy to wear over a long period of time without getting annoying. I did a 5 hour set over the weekend and didn’t feel any fatigue from the headphones at all.
Recommended.