MDR7506

There’s the Boss Katana:Go and probably one or two others. The “best” is subjective. Best for what? What kind of music do you play. What guitar(s) do you have? I had both the Fender and Boss. I sold the Fender because the Boss just sounded better for metal. As usual, the speaker you’re playing throu

I've been in pro sound for decades. We have no explanation for why teh Sony MDR series are so popular. They actually sound dredful. Having a major spiky upper midrange on most models. Especially the infamous MDR7506. People mistake more upper mids for 'clarity'. And back when they debuted, in the 80

I dunno about cheap, but Sennheiser, AT and Shure have been reliable brands. Sony MDR-7506 are standard but give me fatigue. AKG K-240m from the 80s were legendary - I could strap them on for hours.

The problem with these suggestions is that pricing here in Brazil is all over the place. Out of these you suggested only the HE400SE and ATH-M40x are within the 700 reais budget. The Sony MDR 7506 is just a bit more expensive, but not much (around 780 reais), and then you have the other two HD560S a

Music equipment stores should have the real MDR7506; Sony doesn't market those very well - even the local Sony Store didn't have them.

Banyak yang bilang dengan harga segitu yg paling bagus itu ATX MX40 Kalo dari Khastadio OS2 ke M40X gak bisa dibilang upgrade dan juga bakal kerasa less bass karena emang suaranya OS2 seingetku itu profile suaranya aga warm. Gw ex-user Khastadio OS1 (menurutku OS1 sama OS2 mirip2 aja suaranya tapi O

Seconding HD6XX, but it is open back. Aside from that, see what the price is for a Fiio FT1 -- easily one of the best bang for your buck choices for wired closed back. Smoother highs than the DT770 while still having very full bass. If you have a modern/high end smartphone that supports LDAC, then t

i'm happily using Kali Audio HP-1 now, closest sound to my studio monitor. previously Sony mdr7506 or Senn HD560s which was worse, my brain works better with closed back, i mean can't find affordable open back that translate speaker low bass timing better than affordable closed back. my friends usin

https://www.amazon.com/Sony-MDR7506-Professional-Diaphragm-Headphone/dp/B000AJIF4E I own them. They're okay, not the most comfortable though

Thank you as well for your input. Your opinion of the Sony MDR7506 sounds pretty much like my thoughts on the Samson SR850 (very clean and pleasant to listen to , but they lack bass) . I love the sound of my SR850s, but I don't think they are punchy enough for me when I use them for DJing. I have a