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Behringer HPX4000 headphones
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| sm44 |
| I picked up a pair of these because i was on a serious budget. I have found the bass on them is very muddy even for kicks. Is this a fault with my pair or all HPX4000's? |
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| djkoolaide |
It is because Behringer products are bad.
I'm honestly not trying to sound like a troll, but that's as good of an answer as I can give. You bought a Behringer product. Enough said :o |
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| i got big pants |
| i had heard somewhere that their dj products are crap...but their audio equipment was supposed to be 10x's better...i guess thats not the case |
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| superglo |
| quote: | Originally posted by sm44
I picked up a pair of these because i was on a serious budget. I have found the bass on them is very muddy even for kicks. Is this a fault with my pair or all HPX4000's? |
i have the same pair.
i got them for free with my mixer.
they're not as clear as pioneers or technics but they do their job. |
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| sm44 |
do yours sound really muddy too?
thing is my sony headphones which i got for less sounded better until i snapped the cord! |
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| Alex |
Every Behringer product I've ever owned has worked properly, but the fact is its simply... less good.
You get what you pay for when it comes to DJ stuff. |
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| Allied Nations |
| The only product of theirs I've used and still reccomend is the Truth line of monitors. |
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| sm44 |
| I totally understand that they wont be good quality. Its just they are really really muddy. I mean more muddy then a very cheap pair of headphones or earphones. I knew they wouldnt be very good quality but seriously not this bad. |
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