American Audio turns up the volume and cranks down the price with these premium DJ headphones.

With 3500mW of sheer power, these high-powered premium DJ headphones offer an incredibly loud, thunderous sound. The loudest headphones American Audio has ever offered, the HP 700s will fill your ears with booming bass and trilling treble. The phones have an ultra dynamic range with great-sounding highs and lows. Despite their powerful output, there's virtually no distortion at either end. Comfortable and sturdy, the HP 700 headphones feature a flexible housing design that allows single- or double-ear monitoring. The phones fold up easily for convenient transport. Includes a headphone bag and 2 screw-on stereo adapters (one right angle 1/4" adapter and one straight 1/4" adapter).

American Audio HP 700 Professional High-Powered Headphones Features:

• Comfortable, sturdy high-powered 3500mW headphones
  
  Ultra dynamic range with great sounding high and lows
  
  Flexible housing design allows for double or single ear monitoring; folds up for easy transport
  
  Input: Mini plug with 2 screw-on 1/4" stereo adapters (straight and right angle)
• Includes headphone bag

Ultra-loud DJ headphones with great sound quality. Order now!

American Audio HP 700 Professional High-Powered Headphones Specifications:

• Speaker driver unit: 57mm diameter
  
  Max. power: 3500mW
  
  Impedance: 64 ohms
  
  Frequency response: 5Hz-30kHz
  
  Sensitivity: 107dB (+/-3dB) (S.P.L. at 1kHz)
  
  Cord length: 9' (3 meters)

American Audio HP 700 Professional High-Powered Headphones

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Not worth the cash

Posted by CjdaDJ from South Bend, In on May 10, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Everything

I purchased these when I first started out. The Sound quality is amazing. I didn't have many distortion problems between recording with them vs what came out of the speakers. I work very often and after 2 months, they slowly fell apart piece by piece. THEY STILL WORK THO! So just keep duck tape handy.

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For listening to music

Posted by Brad from New Jersey on Jul 13, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Metal, Hard Rock

I have a pair of these. They have a high sound quality, and are great for listening to your iPod. When it comes time to listen to your guitar, these are horrible. Every note is just drenched in muddy bass. It's not even just bassy, it's bassy with a horrible, cheesy sound. For listening to music, they're great. If you want to listen to your guitar, look elsewhere.

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I've heard better, but the price was right.

Posted by Mickey Sticks from Midwest on Jul 12, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Audio Recording Tech, Producer

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Metal, Jazz, Prog

These are loud, and sound pretty good at high or low volume. No noticeable distortion. The vocal range of the frequency spectrum comes across with the "styrofoam cup" effect. Very boxy in that respect. The lows are way low and the highs are the slightest bit hazy, but mostly crisp. First listening test was done with Flim and the BB's "Tricycle" for reference. Overall, I'm mildly impressed with the range and handling of these phones, but I've heard better from Sennheiser HD-280s. For a few more bucks, if you're a stickler for 'true sound', I'd go with them, but for the price, these phones make a good extra pair for live monitoring or home audio purchase.

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Overpriced, frustrating

Posted by Sub from Washington, DC on Apr 6, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician, Producer

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

Bought this product and am sorry. For the same price I could have purchased much better headphones especially for the studio. They're heavy on the ears, have murky response, and -- most frustrating of all, have a chord that must be 3' long. This was just intensely frustrating as it gives you no mobility to record, or even at a console, even if you plug it in to a headphone box.

Mixes in the headphone also do not match at all what come out of the speakers.

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very versitile

Posted by White Rob from Iowa on Dec 24, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: DJ and Live Sound/Light engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: N/A

i just purchased these from a local music store and have them hooked up to my iPod and they re-produce almost the entire vocal spectrum very well. I anticipate they will do very well on our DJ rig and after that I want to see how well they perform in a live sound environment, I am once again expecting a very good performance.

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