For the Superstar DJ who has everything, Well you can never have ’nuff bIing. Luxury Swarovski DJ Headphones for £1799.99.

KRK is announcing a new series of professional headphones that feature an advanced transducer design, extraordinary sonic accuracy and a level of comfort that is being described by users as the most comfortable headphones they have ever experienced. Similar in purpose and design philosophy to all KRK products, both the KNS-6400 and KNS-8400 provide honest reproduction that will benefit studio engineers, studio musicians, producers and avid music fans alike. The KNS headphones provide the same qualities that users of KRK speakers and subwoofers have benefitted from for 25 years; namely, sonic accuracy, transparency and consistency. Now you can enjoy the same KRK engineering, innovation and voicing philosophy when using headphones.

Make sure to check out the KRK’s VXT4W audio monitors also, they offer music/movie aficionados and passionate gamers professional-grade sonic precision in a compact and affordable package.

make sure to check out the Spring 2010 hedphones collection of WESC
the beauty above was designed by Stretch Armstrong
the other one I really like is the Alp Horn in red

this would be totally spaced out with a Simon Iddol design ;)

[via Plant Music]

I don’t know about you, but I’m always interested in new DJ headphones
this beauty by Shure looks more than promising
file under: totally WANT

the coconut headphones are perfect for listening jungle beats
Iwan Roberts reconditioned this pair of headphones
using coconut husks and some twine
it took only four days

[via Make]

the Jet-Set is a headset decorated with beads
in other words, jewellery that also happens to be a headset
fits any mp3-player, iPod and the iPhone 3G

headphones are trendy accessories
so it’s good to have them in nice and loud colors
got to the WeSC page to check the whole collection

[via szanalmas]

Ahhh the Denon’s AH-D7000 Ultra Reference over-ear headphones. Sick just sick. They say: - the housings are crafted from real Mahogany wood, with intricate internal carving to enhance the natural tonal balance, and are finished in an elegant soft satin piano gloss – Oh boy you are lucky to get it for 1K $ ;)

If you've been wanting to get your Dre on but have found the standard Monster Cable Beats by Dr. Dre too pedestrian and too affordable ($350 headphones are for commoners), the new Limited Edition white version of the headphones may be just what you're looking for. No worries about seeing these in Best Buy – the LE version features a Ron Herman white, blue, and gold finish, and will only be available at the Ron Herman boutique store in Los Angeles.

The $700 white finish is custom designed by Colorware to resist cracking and scratching. A total of only twenty pairs will be made, so you had better get $700 and a ticket to LA on the double if you want a pair. [via audiojunkies]