DJX-05 Professional DJ Headphones

I was really excited to get these headphones because of the DJ brand, specs, and looks, but when I got them, I was kind of disappointed.Cons: Right off the bat, the bass was a total turn off. Sure I wasn't expecting some mad thumping, bringing down the house type of bass, but a friend gave me a pair of Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000 and the bass was deeper with those than the DJX-05. That's right MICROSOFT beat these. That's total embarrassment I would say. The Microsoft ones didn't even have any specifications on them when I looked it up. Gemini advertised these as having 50mm high-output drivers (not sure if it's made of neodymium magnets or not) so I was expecting something higher than consumer level headphones. These sound generic. I messed with the equalizer and when I raised the bass portion, the sound begins to crack or distort.Minor Con: The cups slightly squeeze my head giving a small pressure to them. I imagined it would give me a headache after long uses. I tried them on for an hour and surprisingly, it just felt the same. Small pressure. The reason why I bring this up is because my head is small compared to other people, so this may or may not hurt for people with larger heads.Pros: The round cups provide great sound insulation. If people talked in the background, I couldn't understand what they were saying because their voices were muffled. Really smooth leather. Completely fits over my small ears with more room. The cups twist for a more comfortable fit. Just looking at these people will probably think you're hardcore with audio or DJ-ing. The mid and high ranges are nice and clear.I love the coil cord. When you tap on it, the sound is not echoed to the cups, although there's only 1.25 foot of the coil. from the coil right to the cups is a straight 2.5 foot wire, so i hear noise if i bump it. The cord is also detachable at the cups so if you get tangled up (which is hard to do because of the coil), you can just detach the cord. Gold plated ends.Comments: These headphones cover the basic human hearing of 20Hz - 20 KHz I'm still bummed out about the bass. I'm hoping maybe I could "break" into them and the bass will eventually come.