The ultimate design for professional DJs.

Pioneer HDJ-1000 Pro DJ Headphones introduce a new standard in distortion-free sound quality. Featuring 3,500mW of maximum input, allowing high volume and the best possible clarity without ear fatigue. Super-comfortable ear pads can be manipulated to any desired position. Industrial ruggedness and reliability with tear-resistant ear pads and black vinyl carrying pouch means they can stand up to years of hard use.

Large-Diameter Speaker Unit

High power input (3,000mW) for monitoring a high level of sound, and a hermetically sealed body with high sound-insulating ability.

Folding Housing With Universal Joints

Joints allow you to fold the headphones for space-saving and to turn them in each direction for free-style single ear sound monitoring.

Soft-Touch Housing

Designed with DJs in mind, the housing can rest against the shoulders for stability and comfort.

Stereo/Mono Selector

The selector allows you to mix right and left channel signals for single-ear sound monitoring.'

Pioneer HDJ-1000 Pro DJ Headphones Features:

• 3,500mW of maximum input
• High volume
• Amazing clarity
• Won't fatigue ears
• Super-adjustable ear pads
• Hermetically sealed for great isolation
• Jointed design folds easily
• Stereo/mono switch for single-sided listening
• Ruggedness and reliability
• Tear-resistant ear pads
• Black vinyl carrying pouch

Headphones are your inside line to your music. Order these today and get the best available.

Pioneer HDJ-1000 Pro DJ Headphones

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Pretty damn nice!

Posted by John Stamos from Full House from Bakersfield CA on Dec 18, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Audiophile, hobby player

Reviewer's Play Style: experimental

These headphones are amazing; not perfect, though. The only thing that really bothers me is that they seem to crackle at higher volumes, especially at higher frequencies. I haven't had any problems with the construction of them - they're still in almost perfect condition after 4 years of heavy use. I had owned a pair of Sony MDRV700's before these, and they basically disintegrated after 2 years. The aforementioned crackling problem diminishes quite a bit after some use, of course, but I'd still like the option to make my ears bleed without the sound quality decreasing. Other than that, these are excellent headphones. Highly recommended.

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Won't take any abuse!

Posted by BigBadBobbo7 from Anchorage on Jul 24, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Dance

I DJ proffesionally 2-3 times a month but use the headphones at least 4 times a month at home. the sound is alright, but the mid tone reproduction was lacking and muffled. In addition, they are relatively heavy compared to many others that I have owned. Worst of all, the construction that attaches the cans to the band is flimsy plastic which broke after 4.5 months of average use. The only positive thing to say is the seal around the ear is quite good and seals out a lot of noise.

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Not to shabby

Posted by Dj )(odus from IF town on Mar 4, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 4 years behind the wheels of steel

Reviewer's Play Style: D&B, Hard Trance, Breaks, Turntablism

Excellent sound wise and you can wear them for hours due to how light they are. Thats there downfall.... construction, If I could upload a pic of what mine look like after only 6 months of use you'd know what I was talking about. Completely destroyed, I'm not pro but I use them everyday. The cord pulled out of the ear cup and is just dangling there by a few wires... still works pefectly though beleive it or not. The Black pieces on the sides come off on a daily basis but you can just put them back on no big deal. The housing in the back that protects the wires fell off and thats where their support is so the whole headband is now coming apart. But all in all I would buy the same pair if they wheren't so expensive. I like how light they are alot, but not sturdy enough for me I guess. They just feel cheaply made which is something pioneer isn't known for. Their hardware is the best of the best but head phones need work. In reality Just beefed up a little but then you would be adding weight, so I don't know. Cant have both worlds but I would suggest them depending on what you use them for.

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From Beginner to Pro

Posted by Anonymous Musician from Atlanta on Dec 17, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: WREK Radio DJ

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Hip hop, Electronic

These headphones are perfect for any style of type of DJ. Personally for the electronic and hip hop I play, being able to hear the low bass sound is invaluable. I do believe that they should run a little cheaper but if you have the money they are the best in the buisness. They are comfortable and they look amazing I highly recommend them to anyone.

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From Beginner to Pro

Posted by Anonymous Musician from Atlanta on Dec 17, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: WREK Radio DJ

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Hip hop, Electronic

These headphones are perfect for any style of type of DJ. Personally for the electronic and hip hop I play, being able to hear the low bass sound is invaluable. I do believe that they should run a little cheaper but if you have the money they are the best in the buisness. They are comfortable and they look amazing I highly recommend them to anyone.

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