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i untie pinner brew from cnet com and this is a review of the costs pro DJ 100 headphones the DJ headphone market is booming at the moment thanks to the success of the now-ubiquitous beats headphones while you can pay a licensing fee for rappers name to be sellotape to your head there's a lot to be said for keeping it simple unlike the beats the cost pro djs keep things discreet with a simple black and silver design and solid build quality like most DJ headphones the cups are reversible it can even be switched into mono mode for listening with 1-year comfort levels are okay with a padded headband but cups that don't quite fit around your ears and these can cause some issues over time the only problem I have with these headphones is the name the pro DJ 100s it conjures up a very bass heavy set of cans but in reality these are not for dubstep fans these are more monitor headphones for musicians or audio files on a budget the sound balance is heavy on vocal details but bass heavy music sounds a bit weedy if you like detail more so than comfort and fun these might be for you so would a DJ or producer wear these let's ask one let's see here they look cool see we don't really fold up that well we need something I could throw around feel kind of plasticky let's give it a listen sound really good said fifty dollars I'll take a pic the cost pro DJ 100 is an affordable set of headphones and offered good construction and decent sound for between fifty and seventy dollars base fiends need not apply this has been ty pendlebury for cnet com