The Best Sounding Headphones Ever
by Garret on Jul 22nd, 2005 at 10:16 PM:
The MDR-7506's are the best sounding headphones in the world. Don't waste extra money on a pair of studio headphones that offer extra features and other nonsense. I work in an electronics store and I can't believe some studio headphones go for $300+ and dont sound as defined, crisp, deep, and bright as these do. The signal output of these headphones is a COMPLETELY Flat frequency response. People who are used to their "studio" headphones that offer head pounding bass will be thoroughly surprised to hear what true bass sounds like. Programs like iTunes and such don't even have EQ settings for frequencies low enough for the range of these babys. Muddy, head pounding bass is unneccessary, and after listening to your favorite songs on these, you will hear what they TRULY are meant to sound like, because odds are, the track may have been mixed using the MDR-7506's, as these are industry standard for music production. Must be heard to be believed. Highest Recommendation.
by Garret on Jul 22nd, 2005 at 10:16 PM:
The MDR-7506's are the best sounding headphones in the world. Don't waste extra money on a pair of studio headphones that offer extra features and other nonsense. I work in an electronics store and I can't believe some studio headphones go for $300+ and dont sound as defined, crisp, deep, and bright as these do. The signal output of these headphones is a COMPLETELY Flat frequency response. People who are used to their "studio" headphones that offer head pounding bass will be thoroughly surprised to hear what true bass sounds like. Programs like iTunes and such don't even have EQ settings for frequencies low enough for the range of these babys. Muddy, head pounding bass is unneccessary, and after listening to your favorite songs on these, you will hear what they TRULY are meant to sound like, because odds are, the track may have been mixed using the MDR-7506's, as these are industry standard for music production. Must be heard to be believed. Highest Recommendation.
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