Shure SRH550DJ
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14 years ago
Shure SRH550DJ review
Shure's SRH550DJ headphones have swivelling cups that make them easier to move away from your ear if you wish to monitor outside sounds. As the name suggests, it's a nice feature for bedroom DJs, and one that adds comfort and flexibility for everyone else.
14 years ago
Great range of sound
Very nicely built and priced right for the quality of sound.
14 years ago
VERY GOOD CLARITY
Shure SRH550DJ DJ Headphones Have had these Shure SRH 550DJ headphones for four weeks. My listening is mainly Classical and Jazz and they are perfect for these genres. I was initially put off by the DJ thing (something to do with the fact you can swivel the earpieces round), but as it turns out,...
10 years ago
delighted friend
gifted it to frnd,,some distortion and heating when not hooked via amplifier, odr wise workin fine.. and no international warranty card or any odr achnowledment came along..
10 years ago
Great buy
Good solid pair of phones for under $100. Sound great, with decent bass. For me these are all I needed. I watched a bunch of you-tube video's on headphones and came away thinking that the reviewers wanted to appear as DJ audiophiles.
14 years ago
Shure SRH550DJ (Black)
The Shure SRH550DJ headphones strike a solid balance of durability and respectable sound definition, worthy of hard-hitting DJs who play pop, rock, hip-hop, and electronic music.
Pros:
- The
- achieve optimum comfort thanks to flexible
- rotating earcups that conform to your head
- and the rumbling bass is ideal for DJs and fans of music that emphasizes the low end
Cons:
- The plastic housing lining the joints on the headband is prone to creaks and could degrade after prolonged use
14 years ago
Shure SRH 550 DJ
From my POV, I like this headset, I am using it to upgrade from my headset at work. due to sound isolation issue. This one doesn't isolate too much so that I can still know if some one really need to catch my attention.
Pros:
- If you looking for upgrade from your annoying inear or headset
Cons:
- All around headset bass is a litle weak
- but equalizer will fix the issue
14 years ago
Shure SRH550DJ
Intended for disc jockeys and home studio engineers, Shure's SRH550DJ is an affordable entry-level headphone pair. At $125 (list), the SRH550DJ is less expensive than some more-hyped DJ-oriented models, like the Beats Pro by Dr. Dre From Monster ($449.95, 4 stars).
Pros:
- Flat, non-exaggerated response geared towards DJs, home studios, and musicians
- No distortion at high volumes when used with mobile devices, laptops
- DJ-friendly design with flip-up ear cups
Cons:
- Can be uncomfortable for long listening periods
- Will distort slightly at high volumes when used in studio or live gig scenarios with more powerful amplification
14 years ago
Shure SRH550DJ (Black)
The $100 SRH550DJs are Shure's entry-level headphones for the budget-minded DJ, but their futuristic, sealed-back design also makes them a worthwhile noise-cancelling option for desk jockeys.
Pros:
- The Shure SRH550DJ Professional Quality DJ Headphones achieve optimum comfort thanks to flexible
- rotating earcups that conform to your head
- and the rumbling bass is ideal for DJs and fans of music that emphasizes the low end
Cons:
- The plastic housing lining the joints on the headband is prone to creaks and could degrade after prolonged use
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