Pioneer Dj Hdj-X10-S - Closed-Back Circumaural Dj Headphones With 50mm Drivers, With 5Hz-40Khz Frequency Range, Detachable Cable, And Carrying Case - Silver

E' la terza cuffia che acquisto della Pioneer e con questa speravo di provare qualche cosa in piu'. Purtroppo a mio modesto avviso nulla di tutto questo, qualità ok, robusta si, ma nient'altro. Viceversa la ''SoundMAGIC HP1000'' ora in promo sempre su Amazon, (acquistata subito) una cuffia veramente al top da non perdere assolutamente.

Los audífonos Pioneer XDJ-10 son excelentes para muchas horas de uso de manera continua. Efectivamente soportan agua y sudor y no se distorsiona la calidad de audio. A pesar de que están un poco pesados luego de un tiempo, están fabricados con un material excelente y contra caidas y golpes.

Love these x10 headphones! I purchased a second pair of the HDJ-X7-B for my daughter. She loves them too. I won’t ever realize the extended 30 to 40 kHz frequency range, and neither will anyone else, but there are some noticeable differences that make the X10 better than the x7 outside of that. For one, the case! The case that comes with the X10 is excellent! Second, the detailed sound in the lower end. I can pull out more detail in the lower end audio than with the x7 which makes these ideal for monitoring a concert or loud show for a recording. The x7 has a punchier base though, which some may prefer. The separate ground wires for left and right in the cable is a nice add and the xlr style connection provides a very nice, smooth, and reliable connection. The x7 uses a long 3.5mm connection at the headphone which someone may prefer if they want to plug a wireless Bluetooth receiver into the slot, and forgo a cable completely, but I love the wired connection and the XLR style plug the x10 has. The x10’s xlr style four pin connection is built well and feels like it will outlast the x7 3.5mm connection. The amplified 106db response is a nice feature for the x10, but I question if it really has a 4db gain over the x7’s 102db. A 4 dB gain response should be very noticable and I can barely notice a very slight increase in volume over the x7. In Conclusion: the Pioneer HDJ-X10 product is a better headset than the HDJ-X7 and is worth the extra money for the nice case, extra features and clarity it offeres in the low end. But, if I were a DJ on a budget, I might just grab the x7 and pick up an aftermarket case for it. See my other review for a perfect case to match the x7. But being that I want a nice headphone to enjoy outstanding audio clarity and ones that are portable and can be used to record loud live shows, the x10 is perfect for me. Stay away from the Pioneer HDJ-X5. I originally purchased some for my daughter and returned them for an x7. The x5 is plastic and I doubt if they could hold up to the kind of abuse that the x7 and x10 are built to withstand being an all metal build. The x5 also has inferior sound quality and IMO is not worth the $100 they retail for. Well not all metal, but where it matters anyway.

Qualité excellente. Le son est impeccable.

Very happy so far. My last pair of Pioneer headphones lasted over 15 years. This pair seems like it's even better.