Sony has new headphones, MDR-1R
Aug 30, 2012 at 2:19 AM Post #31 of 2,773
Nice! I didn't read the whole interview because I hate wall of texts...
 
I have my money by that time to buy it =)
 
Aug 30, 2012 at 2:24 AM Post #32 of 2,773
Specs for the MDR series:
 
http://www.sony.jp/headphone/products/MDR-1R/spec.html
 
 
[font= 'Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro']
Model Sealed dynamic type
Driver unit 40mm, dome type
Sensitivity 105dB/bW
Play frequency band 4-80,000 Hz
Impedance Twenty-four Ω * 1
Maximum input 1500mW * 2
Cord length 1.2m PCOCC wire line / 1.2m PCOCC (usually code) (for iPhone / iPod / iPad)
Mass About 240g * 3
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MDR-1RBT
http://www.sony.jp/headphone/products/MDR-1RBT/spec.html
 
 
[font= 'Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro']
Model Sealed dynamic type
Driver unit 40mm
Play frequency band 4 Hz-80, 000Hz 
(when using the Bluetooth is 20Hz-20, 000Hz)
Power Built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery
Charging time About 6 hours
Battery life Music playback time: Continuous talk time / 30 hours: standby time / 30 hours: about 6 hours
Mass (Including built-in rechargeable battery) 297g approximately
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MDR-1RNC
http://www.sony.jp/headphone/products/MDR-1RNC/
 
 
[font= 'Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro']
Model Sealed dynamic type
Driver unit 50mm, dome type
Sensitivity 103 dB / mW (when the power is turned ON), 101 dB / mW (when the power is turned OFF)
Play frequency band 5Hz - 24,000 Hz
Impedance 51 Ω / 19Ω (at power ON) (when the power is turned OFF) * 1
Maximum input 100 mW * 2
Cord length 1.2m PCOCC wire line / 1.2m PCOCC (usually code) (for iPhone / iPod / iPad)
Input plug Fri-plated L-type stereo mini plug L type gold-plated stereo mini plug pole / 4 (normal code) (code for iPod / iPhone / iPad)
Charging time For 4 hours
Charging method USB Cable
Battery life 22 hours
Mass 330g
 
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So: the NFC model does indeed have a different, larger 50mm driver. Although Sony's frequency response figures are always insane, its usually their shorthand way of comparing sound quality, and its interesting that they do state that the sound quality does decrease when using the bluetooth connection on the MDR-1RBT. 
 
Its weird that they don't also give two different frequency response figures for the flagship 1RNC, and also give two impedance figures. (I'm guessing that turning on the noise cancelling also engages the in-built amp?)
 
Aug 30, 2012 at 2:50 AM Post #35 of 2,773
Quote:
btw is the wired one got a detachable cable? 

 
They are all detachable so you can switch between the iPhone mic cable or not I believe.
 
Aug 30, 2012 at 2:59 AM Post #36 of 2,773
oh god, it comes in brown...I think im gonna.....
 
Aug 30, 2012 at 3:13 AM Post #39 of 2,773
I really feel this would be much better then the new Denon D400 which i was going to get, but didn't due to reviews.
Lets see...
 
Aug 30, 2012 at 3:41 AM Post #42 of 2,773
 I already used this .gif today, but I feel this webpage warrents it.
http://www.sony.co.uk/product/hps-prestige-headband/mdr1rs.ce7

 
 
  1. Dubstep
  2. DEEP BASS
  3. EXTENDED HIGHS!
 
NO, DAMN IT SONY STOP BECOMING BEATS!!!!
 
Aug 30, 2012 at 3:45 AM Post #43 of 2,773
Aug 30, 2012 at 3:48 AM Post #44 of 2,773
Quote:
  1. Dubstep
  2. DEEP BASS
  3. EXTENDED HIGHS!
 
NO, DAMN IT SONY STOP BECOMING BEATS!!!!

 
If you look at every flagship headphone that Sony has designed, you'll notice that they all share a pretty big deficiency in actual measured bass performance. The XB line is their super bassy series, I think this is probably going to be more in line with their flagships; just tweaked for a reasonable amount of bass.
 

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