On top of that, a massive benefit of purchasing AIAIAI Headphones is its sustainability. So you’re going to look good and feel good wearing them whether you’re in the studio, DJ booth, or just casual listening. Instead, you get a nice, sleek design across all headphone models that has become synonymous with AIAIAI. Not only are these headphones super comfortable to wear, but they look awesome! They’re not obnoxious and bulky like a number of other headphones on the market and you won’t find a massive logo on the side either. Delivering a punchy and intense sound focused on bass and low-end that makes transitioning from one song to another easier than ever! StylishĪnother massive plus for AIAIAI is its stylish design. On the other hand, the TMA-2 DJ Headphones feature the S02 speaker unit. All while the mid-range has become even smoother for a slightly brighter vocal and acoustic range. Not to mention an improved sub-bass extension below 50Hz for a better bass response without compromising on those mid-range frequencies. Giving you a slightly wider soundstage and even better instrumental separation. As well as offering a range of different speaker units whether you’re looking at something for the studio, or in the DJ booth!įor instance, the new TMA-2 Studio Range S05 speaker drivers have been fine-tuned in collaboration with artists. Luckily, AIAIAI headphones sound amazing. The next 4 points won’t really make a difference if they don’t sound good at the end of the day.
Watch a new video introducing Pioneer’s DDJ-REV-1 and DDJ-REV-7 below, and learn more about them here.Arguably the most important factor in any headphone purchase is sound quality. The key difference between the REV-7 and the REV-1 is that many of the features such as sample triggering and FX are all built into the unit and can be used without a computer. The REV-7 features 7-inch motorized jog wheels, including on-jog display. The mixer section reminds users of Pioneer’s DJM-S series, their flagship controller for ‘DJ battles’, but the decks see the tempo slider to the top of the controller rather than on the side, while the jogs are the same size as those on the higher-end DDJ-SB3, for more accurate scratching.Īlso a two-channel unit, the REV-7 was constructed with advanced users in mind, as it comes with all the features for Serato DJ Pro. Resembling the layout of two turntables and a mixer, the REV-1 is the entry-level controller in the range, aimed at users of Serato DJ Lite, which the layout mimics.
Now, the firm has unveiled not one, but two digital ‘battle-style’ Serato controllers known as the DDJ-REV-1 and the DDJ-REV-7.
Last week, leading music tech brand Pioneer shared a cryptic video on social media, suggesting a new controller was on its way. Introducing the DDJ-REV-1 and the DDJ-REV-7.
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