Sony MDR 7506

Pros: These are an excellent pair of headphones.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: For the price, it would be hard to find a better set of headphones.

Review: SONY  MDR 7506  PROFESSIONAL  HEADPHONES               There are literally thousands of different headphones on the market today.  Each has its own strengths and weakness, ...

Pros: Sound quality, comfort, durability, storage bag, size.

Cons: None so far that I can think of.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend these headphones for high sound quality music playback of all styles of music on all types of home equipment.

Review: After doing much research on headphones, even purchasing similar brands, I headed out to my local Sam Ash Music store and purchased these headphones to enjoy my music from my Ipod, computer, and Home Theatre System while at home reclined back relaxing. ...

Pros: Fantastic Sound Quality, Easily Compacted, Reliable

Cons: Foam Cover Peeling, Relatively Low Portability

The Bottom Line: If you really love your tunes and haven't bought a decent pair of headphones, you should really check these out. It will change the way you listen to music.

Review: As we all know, audio quality is only as good as your weakest component. Whether it's my newest CD, my T ablet PC, or my R oland Keyboard, it matters that I have headphones that will ...

Pros: Sound quality, especially bass response; design, ergonomics, weight, construction quality, price.

Cons: Cord too heavy in relation to phones. Sub-par sound insulation.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. Sound great, fit great, built great, look great, and priced great.

Review: This review was updated on 12/9/06 to reflect my long-term experience with the product as well as my improved grammar and spelling skills. I compared many headphones while I was making my decision by listening to them side-by-side, and some were ...

Pros: Good clear sound, blocks outside noises well, quality craftsmanship and detailed parts list.

Cons: Not for the average music listener, cord can be annoying sometimes.

The Bottom Line: If you just want a good pair of headphones look elsewhere, if you want a quality reliable pair of studio headphone these are a great investment.

Review: If you spend any amount of time in a studio like I do you'll know how very important it is to have quality headphones at your disposal. Not all studio speaker are the same and if you always want to hear your recordings on a level playing field studio ...

Pros: High quality audio: clarity, bass response, accurate audio reproduction at a reasonable price

Cons: Not the best as a portable headphone, but that isn't the aim.

The Bottom Line: A great headphone for someone looking for a high quality, detailed, comfortable headphone that has longevity, a reasonable price and a proven track record.

Review: Before I purchased these headphones, I had only owned the generic 20-30 dollar headphones - a pair of earbuds for travel and a pair of streetstyle phones for comfort. I decided it was time to invest in a decent pair of headphones, and I began looking ...

Pros: Sound quality! Dependibility, ruggedness, comfort, price.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: Some of the best phones on the market for the best price.

Review: I had a pair of these that I bought new in the late '80s and they were incredible even back then. And back then it seems like I paid something like $150 for them, which would be well over $200 today. They were workhorses and the comfort and fidelity ...

Pros: Clean sounding, can turn it up, great bass response.

Cons: Seems to need a break in period right out of the box.

Review: I purchased these for the express reason of producing professional sounding home recordings. So far, these sound very nice. The bass response is phenomenal without being over bearing, tubby or blurred. You can really crank these up to. I reached the pain ...

Pros: Extended and flat frequency response, comfortable, rugged, portable

Cons: Deepest bass is weak but it is hard to notice.

The Bottom Line: Strongly recommended, very good sound and isolation for the price and very comfortable for all uses.

Review: For many years I have owned Stax electrostatic (SR-5) and Koss (Pro4AAA) dynamic headphones and extensively tried AKG, and Bang & Olufsen as well. I have tried around-the-ear (Stax, Koss, Sennheiser), on the ear (AKG), electrostatic or dynamic, all ...

Pros: value, great bass, crystal clear, easy to drive

Cons: Highs can get shrill; can be revealing, so i wouldn't buy if you like MP3s

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended, but not if you're big on MP3's. Great sound quality, great value.

Review: I got these in Stockholm at a rip-off price, (around 160 euro/dollars), but i needed them rapidly for the flight home. And I'm not at all regretting the purchase. I bought them, let them play a looped MD for 2 days, and then left Sweden, the 6 hour ...