The newest additions to the Nixon headphones line are the Tropper and the Whip. The Tropper comes in gray, black, white, pink or blue and has folding earcups, 40mm drivers and 20-20,000 hz frequency response. The Whip is more of a low profile headphone with a lightweight design for easy portability, 30mm drivers and comes in more funky colors such as yellow, orange and electric blue. Both will be available in November. $30 – $50.
Shure makes sure (pun intended) that you not only dress the DJ part, you sound it too. Now they don’t make the decisions on what tunes you’ll spin but they’ll guarantee that you’ll hear your music loud and clear. The SRH750DJ, Shure’s professional DJ headphones is one such guarantee. Powerful and accurate, courtesy of the 50mm drivers in each cup, you’ll hear thumping bass and clashing highs clearer and better. As with any DJ headphones, the cups rotate 90 degrees for comfortable placement over one ear. Replaceable cups and a carrying bag lets you enjoy your cans for a long time. Available in November. $150.
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These new Ultrasone HFI-2400 Headphones are driven by 40mm drivers and Ultrasone’s S-Logic technology and have a frequency range of 10-25Khz and 75 Ohms of impedance. They also feature metal shielding to reduce the emitting of magnetic radiation. Sounds like a solid package to us. $295.
The Beats Solo Headphones are the newest set from the Monster and Dr. Dre collaboration, and they have a much more compact and light shape compared to the previous versions. They also have a “ControlTalk” feature that uses an inline controller/mic to navigate music on an iPod or take calls on a Blackberry, iPhone or similar compatible phone. $220.
Get great sound without breaking the bank with this new lineup of HD headphones from Sennheiser. The professionals in audio are releasing three variants of their HD cans to suit your needs and more importantly, your budget. Starting with the HD 428, which gives a good low-frequency response to fill out your ear canals with thundering bass. The HD 438 on the other hand gives a natural sound while at the top shelf is the HD 448 which gives the highest-quality sound. Don’t be surprised with the quality of all three headphones, Sennheiser is a brand known by professional audiophiles all over. $100+.
Today’s world of high-technology and electronic gizmos is alright up to a certain extent. The things that we enjoy can become a distraction sometimes so you feel the need to isolate yourself and tune the rest of the world out. You can do that with these Audio Technica QuietPoint Headphones. The large, cushioned ear cups hide the fancy noise-canceling electronics that leaves out over 85% of the sounds you don’t want to hear. Think about the aircraft engine’s drone you won’t be hearing when you’re wearing these headphones. Large neodymium drivers guarantee fantastic tone rendering and powerful sounds so you’ll hear only the things that you wanna hear. Even when turned off, the headphones still cancel out noise through its patented design so you can enjoy life in relative peace and serenity. $220.
Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. Feel extra clean while you listen to your favorite tunes through these Phiaton PS 320 Headphones. It features Coaxial Dual Dynamic drivers running through an optimized crossover network, so your bass thunders through and the high notes stay high. An 11Hz-23kHz frequency range coming from the genuine leather ear cups means you can get lost in your music. Transporting these cans won’t be a problem with its “fold and go” design and an included compact carrying case. $200.
