is it worth getting it 7505 instead of 7506? please give me your suggestions

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sorry but i dont even know what a 7505 or 7506 is ?? :lol:

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[quote=johns;479397]sorry but i dont even know what a 7505 or 7506 is ?? :lol:[/quote]

sorry, I was not clear enough sony mdr 7506s 7505s, headphones

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Get Ultrasones. Best on the market and safest for your ears.

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i bought my first pair of 7506's back in 2000. they were durable and stood the test of time til last november when i got a new pair of them. i love them and will buy the same model every time i need to replace an old one.

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[quote=Jayson;479629]Get Ultrasones. Best on the market and safest for your ears.[/quote]

That's what i'm getting as my next big purchase for my studio. They are super nice, and easy to listen to for production, as they help to not wear down your ears as fast as other headphones. They are around $300 for them, but I think they are worth it.

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What model?

I have the DJ1 Pros for when I'm out, but for the studio I use the 750s a lot when I need to keep things down, but also for panning as I find it easier to get things to sit right when using headphones.

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i'd like to get the 750's but holy moly they are expensive. I'd probably end up getting the 650's. They are really nice. I would really like to get ahold of them in a way i could try them for at least 24 hours, to really give them a chance to see if I really dug them.

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do those ultrasones have any noise cancelling ability? how are they in a club next to a pounding monitor?? any difference in saving your hearing?

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They don't have any active canceling system if that's what you mean. But they work well out in a club everytime I've used them.

I had a pair of HDJ1000s for years so it took me a bit to get used to because it didn't have the 'punch' like the 1000s did. I was more or less feeling it but now I'm actually hearing it. I've actually gotten into the habit of mixing in my headphones and let me tell you my ears are thanking me for it.

As with using any new headphones you just have to get accustomed to them, but these are worth it. my mixes have been smoother as I can hear all the frequencies now before I plow them through the system.

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Ultrasones are made more for studio use. As they are high definition headphones. Made for critical listening.