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Sony MDR7506 Professional Large Diaphragm Headphone

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Model name	Sony MDR
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Neodymium magnets and 40mm drivers for powerful, detailed sound
Closed-ear design provides comfort and outstanding reduction of external noises
9.8-foot cord ends in gold-plated plug and it is not deatachable; 1/4-inch adapter included
Folds up for storage or travel in provided soft case
Frequency Response: 10Hz - 20 kHz

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‎2.54 x 2.54 x 2.54 cm; 226.8 Grams

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‎MDR7506

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‎7" x 7" x 1"

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‎2.4 Inches

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‎227 g

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Sony MDR7506 Professional Stereo Headphones are ideal for sound monitoring in recording studios, radio, film production, video, electronic news gathering - and virtually any application where high quality sound is required. The closed-ear design MDR-7506 is outrageously popular in pro and home recording studios. It features a rugged design, convenient folding construction, 40mm driver units, gold connectors and a professional-quality OFC (oxygen free copper) cord. Sony 7500 Series headphones offer a practical range of choices for everyone from the casual user to the studio pro. These include the MDR-7506 which is lauded by many professional studios and broadcasters. Features Rugged Design: Proven to be reliable in the toughest situations Folding Construction: Compactness in storage 40mm Driver Unit: For clear, high quality sound reproduction Closed-Ear Design: Comfort and reduction of external noise interference Stereo Unimatch Plug: 1/4 inch and 1/8 inch applications Gold Connectors and OFC Cord: Reliable and stable signal connection and transmission Supplied Soft Case: Protective storage AmericanMusical is an authorized dealer of Sony products.

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Justin S Leary

Durable and good sound

Reviewed in Australia on 8 August 2019

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I have owned several of the Sony MDR7506 headphones before and I love them as they are durable and they produce a good, relatively flat-eq sound. I use them for audio recording and mixing late at night, and they don't produce a hyped low or high end, so they are pretty good in this regard.

The only downside is that the ear-pieces eventually start to peel off and basically break down, but mind you this is normally after many years of daily use. However, I made the mistake of buying replacement pads that weren't genuine, and this changed the sound somewhat.

All in all I highly recommend these headphones as they are durable and faithfully reproduce audio.

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Mr. J. Macleod

Very much in the middle of the low end pro space.

Reviewed in Australia on 31 March 2021

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For the money they are a solid bit of kit. I don't feel they are the most comfortable after prolonged use and they do feel a bit cheap compared to many other pro headphones occuping this pricepoint space. However, they a super lightweight which is a plus. Fold down relatively small (not flat) & clamp well to the head. Sound wise, a little coloured but not too bad. They are (relatively) honest. Design: Proper retro!.. They've hardly changed since their inception, I think in 2021 they could use some minor refinements. All that said, still a budget workhorse pair of cans.

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Mahmoud Taji

This is the industry standard... what more can I say?

Reviewed in Australia on 24 August 2020

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I've had one of these for the past 8 or 9 years and it finally died earlier this year. My original headphones must survived 2 moves over 3 continents and survived just fine. The only thing you must be aware of is that the ear cushions wear out and get flakey... you'll end up with black vinyl / faux leather flakes all over your ears but you can buy replacements almost anywhere and in several different materials.
These are probably the most true to reality headphone sound monitors out there and I cannot recommend them enough.
The new ones I bought seem a bit lighter .. so maybe Sony has started changing up their materials either to make it lighter to wear or cheaper to manufacture. In all cases the sound is still the same and I've very happy with it.

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Isabel

Great value

Reviewed in Australia on 29 August 2020

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I researched quite a bit before I bought these and am more than happy with them. You hear everything, and even though they touch your ears, they are very comfortable due to the soft fabric laying on your ears. They sound clear and are perfect for just enjoying music as well.

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Mike Wilby

Excellent clarity , fractionally crisper than my beloved sennheisers

Reviewed in Australia on 8 July 2021

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Excellent sound reproduction - they are a professional sound guys favourite for a reason!
For travel use, I may stick to my sennheisers - noise-cancelling and no cables to snag

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Noel B. Bennett

Great product ..great price

Reviewed in Australia on 1 April 2021

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Typical Sony Audio quality and comfort .I use these for monitoring in a Live Sound Mixing environment and find they are more than up to the task are very good value for money

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Frank Dainovskas

Quality stuff

Reviewed in Australia on 13 July 2021

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Awesome quality headphone
Very comfortable and perfect sound all round.
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D.Hali

Value for money

Reviewed in Australia on 2 March 2020

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Sony have done a solid set of cans here with good sound quality, and easily folding and travel friendly design and comfortable fit and padding. I don't think you can find a better set of headphones for the price, and they are competing for quality with brand names and models almost double the price tag. Very easy to recommend on that basis, and very happy with the purchase.

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第四惑星のアリー

世界で一番素晴らしいヘッドホン

Reviewed in Japan on 16 May 2020

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個人的なレビューをお許しください。

ここ数年ヘッドホン収集に凝ってしまい十数本のヘッドホンを購入しました。
海外メーカーが7割、国内メーカーが3割位の割合です。
中には「この値段でこの程度か。騙されたな。」っていうヘッドホンも多々ございます。

そして気付いた事は海外メーカーは自己中心的な主張に基づき、ヘッドホンをデザイン・製造し、
ユーザーに「使わせる・聞かせてやる」という少々傲慢な立ち位置にいると言う事。
「私たちの音はこうなんだ。気に入らなきゃそれでいいよ。」と言われているようです。
まあ、その音・使用感が気に入れば何の問題もないのですが。

対してSONYです。
SONYは、我々ユーザーのニーズの徹底的にリサーチし、その結果をさらに詳細に分析し、
あらゆる要望に応えるべく、デザイン・製造しているように感じます。
つまり私たちユーザーに対し「使って頂き、絶対に満足して頂くのだ」というユーザー側に寄り添った
モノづくりをしております。
このMDR-7506を使用してみて良く判りました。
この姿勢は全ての日本のメーカーに共通してます。
世界中で日本製の製品が一目置かれているのは、他国には絶対にマネの出来ないこの強靭な精神があるからです。

結論を申し上げます。
私的にはこのMDR-7506以上のヘッドホンはこの世に存在しません。
断言します。ヘッドホン好きで日本人ならMDR-7506を買いましょう。
そこには日本人の、SONYの職人・制作陣たちのクラフトマンシップの全てが注ぎ込まれているからです。
素晴らしいです。素晴らしすぎます。

このヘッドホンを使って何も感じない方は他のどんなヘッドホンを使っても満足しないでしょう。
「海外メーカー品＞国産メーカー品」「高価格＞低価格」という都市伝説的な考えや思想が
ヘッドホンの世界にはございます。
しかし惑わされないでください。騙されないでください。

少々感情的になりましたが当方の言いたい事は以上です。
このレビューを不快に思われた方がいらっしゃいましたら、先に謝っておきます。
申し訳ございません。

最後にMDR-7506について
音質については人それぞれ好みが違いますので他のたくさんのレビューを参考になされてください。
耳パットですが、個人的にはもう少し大きくてもいいかなと思います。
大人の中サイズの耳の大きさの方は、オーバーイヤーではなくオンイヤーのような装着感になります。
音の臨場感は素晴らしいのですが、耳への圧迫感はかなりございます。
但し、側圧は強くないので、頭サイズ60cmの当方でも2時間くらいは連続使用出来ます。
装着感はヘッドホンの命ですからね。
気になる方は、量販店などで試聴なさる事をお勧め致します。

音楽を愛する者にとってヘッドホンライフは人生の素晴らしい経験のひとつです。
これからも難聴にならない程度に楽しんでいきたいと思っております。

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MCC

Das hätte ich nicht gedacht: Der ist echt gut.

Reviewed in Germany on 22 March 2018

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... fällt mir alles in allem zu dem 7506er ein. Habe jetzt ca. 4 Stunden nach eintreffen verschiedene Gerätschaften durchprobiert und möchte dem geneigten Käufer die ein oder andere Entscheidungshilfe mit an die Hand geben. Habe mit Kopfhörern nicht sehr viel am Hut, obwohl ich 35 Jahre Hifi auf dem Buckel habe. Hier mal ein Mittelklasse Sennheiser, dort ein In-Ear Sony, da ein iPhone Kopfhörer (mindestens drei Generationen...) und für den Fernseher ein neuerer Sony Wireless. Eine bunte Mischung. Nachdem besagter Mittelklasse Sennheiser wegen bröselnder Schaumstoffpolster (leider nicht nachbestellbar) aufs Abstellgleis geschoben wurde, habe ich zwei Wochen lang Rezensionen durchgeackert (hier und anderswo). Der ein oder andere wird das leidvoll bestätigen. Ohm, Impedanz, mobil, Hifi, geschlossen, offen, halboffen, Stoff, Leder, Metall, Plastik. Am Schluß wußte ich nicht mehr, was ich eigentlich wollte. Also, kurz entschlossen eine Preisgrenze gesetzt (150 Euro), die besten Kundenrezensionen nach oben und - bestellt.

Eins vorweg: Für unsere Mobilgeräte nur eingeschränkt zu empfehlen. Test an Samsung Galaxy S8 (ok, aber nicht berauschend), Motorola G3 (unbrauchbar), iPhone 5s (geht so). Ob das an den 63 Ohm Impedanz liegt sei dahingestellt. Dafür wurde der KH auch nicht angeschafft. Allerdings: Nur mal aus Neugier einen iPod Touch (2. Generation) an die vergoldete 3,5er Klinke angeschlossen und siehe da: Top. Hätte mich auch ein wenig gewundert, derweil dieses Gerät seit Jahren auch eine meiner Stereoanlagen via Dock versorgt. Und da kommt er ziemlich gut 'rüber.

Computer: iMac 27 Zoll, Kopfhöreranschluß. Etwas fett der Bass (den kann man über den Equalizer ein wenig 'rausdrehen), ansonsten wirklich Klasse. Egal ob Triphop oder Klassik. Da wird eine Bühne aufgebaut, da kann man was orten, nicht schlecht. (Kompressionsrate der gehörten Dateien: zwischen 192 und 256 kBits).

Test an der Anlage: Vorverstärker Denon PRA 1200 Kopfhöreranschluß. Musik: Jazz, Klassik, TripHop, Electro. Darüber gehörte Geräte: Marantz CD 5005: sensationell - konnte mich gar nicht trennen. Sony SACD Player SCD-XE597: Auf Dave Brubecks TimeOut habe ich plötzlich Dinge gehört, die mir vorher völlig durch die Lappen gegangen sind, trotz T+A LS... Bin völlig begeistert. Weiter zum Denon DP 37 mit MC DL 110 mit der Disziplin Vinyl. Kraftwerk, Electric Cafe. Bass satt, Mitten glasklar, Höhen nicht zischelnd. Und: druckvoll. Einfach sauber und ziemlich unverfälscht. Wechsel: Glenn Gould, Goldberg Variationen - Mono. Da kommt nicht viel 'rüber. Wen wunderts. Aber jede Menge Nebengeräusche vom Meister. Eine der Vor- und auch Nachteile des Kopfhörers: Man hört wirklich alles.

Noch eine: Karajan dirigiert Beethovens 7te. Eine Ohrenschmaus. Die Bühne zehn Meter breit, da hört man fast jede Gruppe örtlich. Die Aufnahme von der Deutschen Grammophon ist aber auch wirklich Spitze. Zum Abschluß: Trio Elf - Music Box Music. Ich dachte mir fliegen die Ohren weg. Eine Dynamik - zum Luft anhalten. Ein Bass wie ein Erdbeben, knackiges Schlagzeug. Das müssen Lautsprecher erst mal hinkriegen in moderaten Lautstärken, ohne das die Nachbarn aus dem Fenster springen...

Kleiner Abstecher: Tonbandmaschine Revox A77, Kopfhöreranschluß. Der schon sehr präsente Bass wird hier völlig dominant. Leider nicht zu gebrauchen, da auch keine Anpassung möglich ist. Die Nächste: Revox B77. Da hat man sich bei den beiden KH Anschlüssen mehr Gedanken gemacht. Top die Ausbeute. Eine Dave Brubeck Aufnahme von Vinyl (wiederum TimeOut) kommt einwandfrei, gut aufgelöst, nicht dumpf, kaum Rauschen zwischen den Tracks. Da kann ich demnächst die Anlage ausgeschaltet lassen und direkt hören (bei der B77 auch zu zweit). Die Letzte: Tandberg TD20. Ähnlich gut wie die B77, nur noch weniger Rauschen. Aber darin waren die Tandbergs immer gut. Also auch die Vintage Aufnahmeabteilung bedient.

Noch ein Versuch - mein Ältester: Revox B225 CD Player. Ich glaube, ich hatte noch nie einen Kopfhörer an diesem Gerät. Und: Gut bis sehr gut, aber nicht so überragend wie z.B. auf dem Marantz 5005er direkt angeschlossen. Wichtig: auch hier der Bass nicht zu dominant.

Geht gar nicht: Diese Sony Kopfhörer an einem Philips LCD Fernseher (ca. 6 Jahre alt). So extrem laut, dass ich nicht in der Lage war, mittels Fernbedienung die Lautstärke auf ein erträgliches Maß zu reduzieren. Mag sein, dass die neuen Geräte das besser können. Aber ohne eigene regelbare Lautstärke macht dieser Kopfhörer da keinen Sinn.

Negatives: Den Einklappmechanismus halte ich auf die Dauer für nicht wirklich haltbar und werde ihn deshalb auch nicht nutzen. Die beidseitig herausragenden Kabelstücke hätten besser nach innen verlegt werden sollen. Da bleibt man gern hängen. Also Vorsicht. Das Anschlußkabel ist zu kurz. 3 m, noch dazu zum Teil als Spirale angefertigt. Man muss ab zwei Meter Entfernung immer das Kabel irgendwie auf Spannung halten, damit die Spirale voll ausschwingt, sonst zieht es einem den Hörer vom Kopf. Da werde ich mich nach einer hochwertigen Verlängerung umsehen. Gutes Detail übrigens: Verschraubter Klinkenanschluss.

Positives: Den von der Zeitschrift „Audio" festgestellten Hitzestau kann ich (nach jetzt mittlerweile fünf Stunden) kann ich nicht feststellen. Gut. Wer das Teil acht Stunden auf dem Kopf hat... Warme Ohren gibts auf jeden Fall (bei dem Winter 2018 auch nicht schlecht). Die geschlossene Hörerkonstruktion engt mein mittelgroßes Ohr überhaupt nicht ein. Sehr angenehm. Außengeräusche werden hervorragend abgeschirmt. Und von außen hörbar? Null. Da kann jemand daneben sitzen. Man hört rein gar nichts... Anpreßdruck: Gut, aber nicht nervend. Beim z.B. Kopfschütteln bleibt der KH genau in Position.

Werde die nächsten Wochen damit verbringen, meine nicht unerhebliche Sammlung neu zu hören. Aber dazu war der Kauf insgeheim auch gedacht. Ich weiß nicht, ob ein Stax oder ein 500 Euro AKG, Sennheiser oder Denon da besser ist, bestimmt sogar. Für mich ist die Suche hier und jetzt (erst mal) zu Ende. Gott sei Dank. Danke an alle Rezensent(inn)en, die mich bis hier begleitet haben.

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Andrew. S.

Incredible, Amazing, Unbeatable Value, Just Buy Them.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 August 2017

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I was looking for a replacement for my Bose headphones that stopped working just out of warranty and I was looking for something not too expensive, I searched for best headphones on a budget and these came up. I read some reviews and decided they were worth a try.

My verdict is simple: If you are reading this and you are looking for great headphones in the price range of these headphones, just buy them and you will be amazed. I certainly am.

I have rediscovered lots of music that just sounds amazing through these headphones, and the incredible thing is that these phones cost less than a third of what my last couple of pairs cost. These are better then my Bose, better then my Beats, and better than any headphones I can recall using in a very long time.

The sound is bright and crisp, with incredible detail. You hear things that you previously didn't appreciate in music, thats my experience anyway. I was worried that they may lack bass, they don't lack bass at all but they are not as artificially boomy as some headphones and believe me thats a very good thing.

They are very comfortable, and sound leakage is remarkably low. They isolate a lot of background noise, but are not really suitable for noisy environments.

My only gripe is that the price in the UK is about double the USA price.

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Fabiustek

Stranamente perfette

Reviewed in Italy on 22 April 2016

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Vorrei scrivere una recensione un po' atipica. Considerando che ho acquistato questa tipologia di cuffie esclusivamente per registrare in studio la voce, quindi essendo un microfono da studio avevo bisogno di una cuffia abbastanza chiusa e insonorizzata, a volte questo parametro va ad influire sul suono che poi risulta chiuso e incubato e nella maggior parte delle volte pieno di basse. Quindi ho iniziato la mia ricerca nei svariati forum del settore vedendo tra gli utenti cosa andasse più di moda, senza fare altri nomi ho acquistato prima di queste cuffie altre 4 cuffie, ovviamente non tutte insieme ma facendo sempre reso e riordino, quindi passando per le marche più blasonate abbiamo provato con un cantante ed una cantante ogni cuffia, nessuna andava bene e stiamo parlando di cuffie dalle 150 alle 400 euro... tutte avevano qualche problema, basse troppo scatolate, medie mozzate, voce che scompariva salendo sugli acuti, insomma nessuna sembrava andare bene. A questo punto ho aperto youtube e mi sono detto... ma le grandi voci cosa usano in studio, quindi mi sono andato a cercare diversi making of... e tutti avevano una cosa in comune, microfoni dai 2000 euro in su a parte, erano proprio le Sony MDR-7506.. stranamente la maggior parte dei cantanti usano cuffie da 90 euro.. quindi alla fine leggendo anche la maggior parte dei commenti positivi qui su amazon ho detto... ma.. proviamole.. nemmeno 3 giorni e sono a casa. Già dalla scatola sono iniziate le mie perplessità, abituato a cofanetti di standard molto alti, set di cavi.. padiglioni o di pelle o di velluto.. archetti ultraleggeri e dal design accattivante, invece era li, una triste cuffia da 90 euro con il tessuto dei padiglioni in finta eco pelle, design spartano e cofanetto che sembra uscito da una confezione di tazzine della Bialetti. Quindi con mezza lacrima di rammarico e con in testa un pensiero fisso che continuava a dirmi, ma che c... hai comprato, attacco lo spinotto all'impianto e cominciamo i test, effettivamente non passa molto che capiamo come mai usano tutti queste cuffie... Suonano veramente bene.. bassi ben bilanciati, medie leggermente secche ma ben equilibrate con il contesto e alti leggermente accentuati, ma cantandoci sopra il suono risulta sempre presente anche con acuti e ben bilanciato con i tenori, fanno veramente bene il loro lavoro e a me è finita come la pubblicità della dacia daster, volevo spendere di più e la soluzione perfetta invece l'ho trovata qui. Lezione imparata, non sempre un prodotto che costa di più risulta essere migliore.

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Mr. A. Pomeroy

Subtle, lightweight, crisp clear bass

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 December 2018

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These have apparently been in production since 1991. I decided to try out a pair after I got frustrated mixing some tracks I had produced in my home studio. My cheap headphones emphasise the bass, which is a bad idea when mixing music - you end up turning the bass *down* to compensate for the headphones, so the music sounds weak when played through speakers, so you turn up the bass to compensate for *that* and you just don't know what's right or wrong any more.

Putting them on I was struck by the quiet - there's no background hiss. Sound-wise I don't want to come across like a hi-fi snob, but the sound has "definition", in particular the bass doesn't sound like bassy muddy soup, it has punch and I can tell the difference between kick drums and bass notes. I was expecting these headphones to have weak bass, but the bass is nice and strong - clear, sharp, you can hear it. It's particularly good for drum'n'bass, where you have sub-bass, a bassline, and a kick drum in that order moving up the frequency scale.

Build-quality-wise the cable is heavy, coiled up so it's both too long and too short. The headphones don't feel particularly robust but then again neither do my ancient Sony MDR-ZX100s, and they still work. After a while the pads get uncomfortable and they don't feel breathable. The pads fit almost exactly around my ears and block most of the outside.

How do the 7506s compare with the ZX100s? The ZX100 is Sony's surprisingly good-looking el cheapo headphone. The big difference is the bass; as mentioned above the 7560 is warm but clear whereas the ZX100s tend to make bassy noises turn into a big undifferentiated wash of bass, with drums and bass merging into one another (they're pretty good otherwise).

£90 is incredible value. I would pay more if the cable was detachable, with some kind of locking mechanism, and if the headband was a bit tougher.

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