[Mr.Gump]

I am going to purchase the Sony MDR 7506's but I really don't like the badging on them. Can it be removed or covered?
 
Thanks for your insight

 

[rusitnpiece]

Looks like a sticker to me mate on mine. I am guessing you mean on the cups themselves? 

 

[MDR30]

Yes, just remove the "Profesional" sticker - it looks much better without it. Glue remnants (if any) will disappear voluntarily if threatened with some cotton and alcohol.

 

[burnliff]

+1, I did the same to my MDR-V6es and they look a lot better.

 

[Uncle Erik]

I always take off stickers. If you leave them on, they eventually start peeling off and looking terrible, anyway. Don't worry about resale - people won't care.

 

[Mr.Gump]

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+1, I did the same to my MDR-V6es and they look a lot better.
 
Why not buy the MDR-V6? Same headphone for cheaper.

I see a $10 difference in price. What do you mean they are the same?
 
 
and thanks to everyone for the input.
 
UPDATE: I see the 7506's have a gold jack and the V6's have a nickel jack. One is marketed for home use and one for "professional" use haha

 

[naurispunk]

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Yes, just remove the "Profesional" sticker - it looks much better without it. Glue remnants (if any) will disappear voluntarily if threatened with some cotton and alcohol.

lol When I got my pair it the first question in my mind was: "If I remove that lame sticker will I loose varranty?" It does look silly. IMO If headphones are really good they should not have a sticker that says "professional" on them. People who buy them will know.
 
It remainded me of those 80 video game cartridges that had words like SUPER and MEGA on them

 

[Drosera]

LOL, sorry to be pedantic, but I just love the different ways the word 'professional' is (mis)spelled in this thread. And to think that the Japanese at Sony did get it right...

 

[Hente]

The sticker on my pair started to peel and look terrible, so I took it off. I don't remember if there was any glue residue, but right now to doesn't feel or look like there was any so you shouldn't worry about that.