The Sony MDR-7506 is aimed squarely at this third studio headphones category, and has been top of the bestseller list in some form or other since the 1990’s, and for good reason. Foldable, durable, ...

Sony's MDR-7506 headphones have become a go-to option ... Inside, the MDR-M1 packs newly developed drivers capable of frequency response of 5Hz – 80kHz. Sony explains that this ultra-wide ...

The MDR-7506 ‘phones have been so popular that ... sensitivty of 102 dB/mW and a rated frequency response of 5 Hz to 80,000 Hz. That’s both subsonic and ultrasonic, baby! Sony’s MDR (Micro Dynamic ...

Sony just dropped a more expensive but significantly improved reference studio headphone as an upgrade alternative to the venerable MDR-7506 studio standard. Can lightning strike twice? Sony’s ...

consider Sony’s MDR-7506 stereo professional headphones. No earbuds here—these are closed, over-the-ear headphones designed for comfort and performance. The MDR-7506 feature 40 mm drivers with ...

Sony has expanded its studio headphones lineup with an affordable MDR-M1 closed-back model, which muscles in between the MDR-7506 (also closed ... a wide (5Hz to 80kHz) frequency range through ...

I nearly always see a pair of Sony MDR-7506 headphones lying around. The Sony MDR-7506, a longtime favorite of audio professionals, offers more reliability, more comfort, and better sound than ...

The Sony MDR-7506 is aimed squarely at this third studio headphones category, and has been top of the bestseller list in some form or other since the 1990’s, and for good reason. Foldable, durable, ...

The MDR-M1 are yet another pair ... toward the inside of your ears. The frequency response of the M1 is very similar to what we have come to expect from Sony. It's the same sort of house sound ...