Zardonic

Seen in the picture and mentioned in the description in the original link.

"Great for second pair of headphones, but not for main monitoring in the studio. There's something about them that make the sound somehow too tight. Which is not necessarily a bad thing, but next to clinical headphones, you'll find the Beyerdynamic DT880 or the Sennheiser HD600 much more flat and natural sounding.

Now, here's the tricky thing. I've found when using clinical headphones, your head is too focused on the technical aspect of your production and less focused on the fun part. Which is a KEY part of your music. You're supposed to enjoy the music you do, and you should also have an idea of how your music will sound in consumer grade products.

So, my recommendation? Get these. They sound GREAT, but if you're serious about production, get this pair and get another pair of higher grade reference headphones, preferably of higher impedance too, and a good headphone amp.

On the other hand, if what you want is some headphones that are significantly better than your average consumer grade headphones, this is probably the best bang for the buck. And since they're low impedance, they don't need an amp. So that's a plus."

"I have tried enough DJ headphones out there. I'm sure I've missed a lot too, but I can guarantee you that this is some of the BEST quality headphones you'll find on there."