he Pioneer HDJ-1500s in white; the company has also announced its flagship HDJ-2000s in white too.
To black and chrome you can now add white: Yes, Pioneer’s mid-range and pro headphones, the HDJ-1500s and the HDJ-2000s, are now also available in matte white.
We’ve yet to review the HDJ-2000s (maybe we’ll review the white ones…) but we liked the HDJ-1500s, finding them a capable, smart and stylish design.
As to who buys white headphones, I am not so sure. Trance DJs? Female DJs? Pioneer makes a bit of a habit of releasing its gear in white across the range, so clearly there’s a demand.
• Read the official press release
• View the HDJ-1500 / HDJ-2000 White Photo Gallery on Facebook
So who does use white headphones? Do you? Do you own these in another colour? Do you like them? Please share your thoughts in the comments.
Now go to:
Review & Video: Pioneer HDJ-1500 Headphones
How to Choose a Pair of DJ Headphones
http://www.digitaldjtips.com/2010/07/waveriding-digital-djing-without-headphone/
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Hehe I’m no Trance or Female DJ but I love white
all my lates headphones have been white and I soon was going to get the HDJ 1500 and they made them white just in time for my replacement 
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[ link ]Sweet, these might be my next upgrade!
[ link ]This is… AWESOME. I don’t like chrome headphones, too standard. And the black ones are kinda cliché, but the white ones? No one uses white here. Definitely want those (and they’ll make a perfect combination with my white and pink laptop. Yes, I’m male).
[ link ]It seems that DJ headset prices are heading the way of unnecessary and high fashion statements. I have $65 Audio-Technica ATH-M30, it covers my ear well and is very comfortable, blocks outside sounds, delivers every frequency of the music with respect, and I mix just as good as the next guy. I Don’t need every piece of gear to have a “gold label” with premium price. Yes they look good but not worth the price as headsets are not the most important piece of gear unless you have a serious ego.
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