The Sennheiser RS-120 Wireless Headphones are an ideal choice for wireless use of both Hi-Fi audio and the TV. The open-ear headphones are supraaural and provide detailed, warm sound reproduction with a strong bass response

After 5 years of hard work, my Audio-Technica headphones finally broke last week (during a gig no less which was beyond miserable). Consequently I spent the weekend researching which pair of headphones I wanted to get, which turned out to be quite the mission due to the absurd amount of headphones on the market.

After a lot of reading, and a bit of consulting with some of my colleagues I finally wound up with these:

Sennheiser HD-25-SP-II

Despite having known for a long time that Sennheiser Headphones had a reputation for being good in the studio, I never thought spending $200+ on a pair of dj headphones that were probably not much better than a pair i could get for under $100 was a good idea. Apparently I was wrong.

Aside from being a tad tight on your head (guess it depends on how big your dome is), these things sound amazingly clear, with good bass definition, and crisp highs. They also don’t have a coiled cord which is surprisingly my favortie thing about them because now I don’t constantly have to untangle the chord.

Why am I telling you this? So that if you’re headphones break tonight you know what to do.

Cheers.

While clothing brand WeSC hardly got famous for making headphones, they have certainly managed to push themselves into the market recently through collaborations with various high-profile artists such as DJ Steve Aoki. The headphones may not be top of the line in terms of sound quality, but they definitely have some of the better designs. Peep some of the new designs by artists Delta, Marok, & Kazuki.