Sony Black Dj Headphones V150

When black specs of disintegrated foam fell off my Sony headphones I purchased in 1992 for $110, I didn't want to throw them away, partly from irrational reminiscences of the doc shoots they helped monitor sound on. Luckily, I stumbled on these $ replacements. Very comfortable, and well worth the extra $5 for the deluxe model. These will probably disintegrate eventually, too, but I figured I just bought myself another 10 years with my beloved headphones.

I purchased 3 sets for all my Sony headphones in my studio. The fit and feel is far better than the original. No black plastic coating to flake off. And better isolation for better sound quality. These will add years to our headphones.

The earpad covers on my Sony headphones were starting to peel apart, leaving little black specs all over my sound guy. These fixed that perfectly. They fit great, are easy to instal on look and work like the originals. Much cheaper than replacing the entire headphones.

Love this bag so much I had to get another one. I use one for my dj gig bag and the other for my Sony camera gear.

Sennheiser never disappoints! Been a Dj for over 20 years and these are the best headphones I've owned!!!

Came with the pioneer DJ headphones and worked as expected; and unlike the headphones themselves it's meant for this cable is built well.

My Sony headphones look like new! AMAZING!!!

This is the best DJ booth around for the money in my opinion. Not many out there offer both black and white covers. B&H had the best price and the shipping was much quicker than what they had listed. Couldn’t be happier!

The Pioneer DJ HDJ-X5 are simply excellent headphones, superior to many far more expensive. First they pickup the full spectrum of sounds with clarity and strength, from the lowest to the highest, balanced and without distortion. Also they are extremely well made, made to be durable and long lasting. They are the best I have bought in the last 50 years and I have bought many.

I left my old DJ headphones in another city and needed a new pair of proper cans for a DJ set the following day. B&H were the only place I could find within transit reach that had both colors of these handsome flagships available on display in-store so I could give 'em a test drive before laying down the cash. They sound great and have decent isolation, but best of all they feel robust and durable. Yes, there's a lot of hard plastic, but there's clearly metal where it matters most, and the plastic helps to keep them from getting ridiculously heavy during long mixing sessions. I think Pioneer found a solid middle-grounds and did it right. Very pleased with this purchase so far, they were great during my set last night! Will update if anything goes wrong in the future. Expecting at least 5 years of regular use out of these, and they feel like they can definitely handle that.