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zen glen · 12-04-2010, 04:24 PM

[QUOTE]Nah, DJ audio isn't home audio.
Their phono cartridges are actually pretty awful (especially the Celebrated Stanton 500, brrrr!)[/[/QUOTE

I think DJ audio can be used as home audio just fine. But really, at the very core, sound is all relative I think. What may sound bass heavy to one person, may sound great to another. What type of speakers do you use? I love my old school Bose 301's. Great reproduction! I still can pick up on subtle background beats and instruments better on my Stanton headphones, however.

Lol! I used the Stanton al500's and didn't like them either! Good call. I like the Ortofon OM5E.

12-04-2010, 04:24 PM	#41 (permalink)
zen glen Groupie Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Seattle Posts: 20	[QUOTE]Nah, DJ audio isn't home audio. Their phono cartridges are actually pretty awful (especially the Celebrated Stanton 500, brrrr!)[/[/QUOTE I think DJ audio can be used as home audio just fine. But really, at the very core, sound is all relative I think. What may sound bass heavy to one person, may sound great to another. What type of speakers do you use? I love my old school Bose 301's. Great reproduction! I still can pick up on subtle background beats and instruments better on my Stanton headphones, however. Lol! I used the Stanton al500's and didn't like them either! Good call. I like the Ortofon OM5E.