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

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While the sonic specs, such as impedance and frequency response, don’t quite match Pioneer’s top-end cans, they’re still very impressive for a set of entry level DJ headphones. Sonically, these outstip many of the more expensive pairs on the market. The HDJ-X10 headphones are equipped with our new 50-mm HD driver, making them the world’s first DJ headphones to reproduce high-resolution sound from 5 Hz to 40 kHz. The direct drive structure, with a newly developed diaphragm shape and voice coil, delivers high-quality sound without loss of quality due to mechanic loss. Creating rich bass notes and clean mid-to-high frequencies, the flagship headphones enable accurate point source monitoring, even at loud volumes, and allow you to make a deeper connection to the music. 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-X10’s do not lose any sound quality because of mechanical loss, this is due to the diaphragm and voice coil working perfectly in harmony, whilst the 4-core twisted-structure headphone cable ensures you are getting flawless left and right channel separation. When using the X10s with a TOUR1 or NXS2 set-up the headphones really come into a league of their own, giving you high-definition 96 kHz/24-bit audio with amazing clarity so you can monitor better than ever before. The Pioneer DJ HDJ-X headphones feature sound quality is most likely to attract DJs who want access to extended bass frequency response, with a balanced finish across the mid-levels and highs. The sound of these headphones is pretty brilliant, with absolutely no issues whether you’re playing at low volumes or wall-breaking levels. Something that makes the sound stage feel even more impressive with the Pioneer DJ HDJ-X10s is the excellent isolation they provided. Once you’re sure that your new headphones are durable and comfortable to wear, you need to ensure that they’re going to sound great. If you loved the sound of the previous HDJ-2000MK2s, then you’re in for a treat here.

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Headbands are typically where DJ headphones break, and the Pioneer DJ HDJ-X10 has a flexible and resilient headband that won’t snap in two, even if you twist it around or wring it like a sweaty DJ’s towel. It just won’t break! That’s great news, especially for heavy-handed DJs like me who have already broken headphones this way (went through two pairs of Beats headphones at gigs, if you wanted to know).

However, it’s easy to get used to the new fit of the HDJ-X when you consider just how comfortable they are. The Pioneer DJ HDJ-X10 headphones are the world’s first DJ headphones to produce high-resolution sound ranging from 5 Hz to 40 kHz When connected to our flagship TOUR1 set up or the NXS2 set-up, you can experience up to 96 kHz/24-bit high-resolution audio reproduction with superb clarity and sound separation. And in another world first for DJ headphones,3 the ear pads and headband on the HDJ-X10 model are protected from sweat and dirt by water repellent nano coating. This means you can keep your headphones looking fresh and easily prolong their lifespan with regular cleaning. Four-channel mixer: The DDJ-FLX10 includes a four-channel mixer that can be used to connect multiple sound sources, including turntables and CDJs. Try it with a high-level piece of audio equipment, and it’s difficult to tell much of a difference between regular files and the high-Res FLAC files that HDJ-X10 DJ headphones can play. The Crossfade range has recently hit its third iteration. Changes include a variety of new colour options and a slightly punchier sound. The headline feature of Crossfade 3, however, is the improved wireless battery life, quoted as up-to 30 hours from a single charge.

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Just make sure that any of the sound systems that you play on when you’re using the HDJ-X10 Hi-Res mode is capable of playing these files with gusto. Pioneer DJ HDJ-X10 Pros and Cons Sound quality is often the first thing that DJs think about when buying a new set of headphones. However, you won’t be able to get the most out of your investment if you can’t bear to wear your new cans. The stereo fields are almost exaggerated in style, with the feeling that you’re sitting inside of a piece of music, rather than just feeling it thrown right in front of you.

Deliveries will be made subject to the terms and conditions of the courier company. djkit.com will not be held responsible for late deliveries.Swivel mechanism: The ear cups can swivel up to 90 degrees, allowing for one-ear monitoring and easy storage.

The lower frequencies get a lot more attention here, making it easier to pinpoint specific beats when you’re mixing. This cookie stores user-like settings for the chat system provider, which are required for our online chat service. Trusted Shops Overall, the HDJ-X10 sounds “hyped” thanks to the bump in the lows and the wider soundstage. Isolation Comfortable fit: The ear cups are made with synthetic leather and memory foam, providing a comfortable and snug fit for long DJ sets.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. I was initially not a fan of the predominantly plastic build, thinking they made the headphones feel cheap and flimsy. After a month of stress-testing, I was proven wrong – these things are quite sturdy, at least as far as DJ headphones go, and the light weight makes the headphones bearable even for marathon sets. Sound The bass boost seems to start at around 80hz and continue around 100hx, extending into the mid-range. This will be an appealing option for people who use a lot of electronic music, hip-hop, and pop music in their mixes.