A review of the Sony MDR-7506 headphones! I must say I am a fan. Here is my headphone basics video with more information on different types of headphones www.youtube.com
There are countless headphones on the market, but how do you know which one will work best for you? In this video, I discuss three different models, the Sony MDR 7506, Audio Technica ATH-M50, and Monster Beats. Each has its own use, but my go to preference are the Audio Technica phones. Check out the video and share your personal experiences with headphones below.
I got sent a Korg Kaossilator for review purposes, I was a little dubious how i would get on with it as despite being quite a technical DJ, i’m not a very tactile musicial… ie, i can’t play the piano for sh|t lol… When I did this i’d only had it out of the box for about an hour, but instantly got stuck into it without any troubles! Not the most amazing musical demo but i think it should give you a good idea of what the device does 
A quick review of the SONY MDR-XD200 headphones. Affordable, reliable (at least up to 1 year, in my case), and really good for monitoring/music production or just listening, with a frequency response of 10 Hz – 22000 Hz. The 40 mm, long stroke, dome-type drivers with nyodimium magnets also put out up to 1.5 W of power. Comfortable to wear, with a convenient 11.5 ft. cord, and gold-plated stereo-1/4″ plug included. Most important to take from this, ALWAYS look at the frequency response when buying new headphones, even 5 Hz makes a huge difference in sound quality. You want those that have as wide a range as possible, with enough bottom and top end frequencies included.