[OneMalt]

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Originally posted by DesBen It's not a rumor. Budweiser admits it.

I wasn't talking about Bud, I was talking about the V600s!

 

[absolutofft]

Hey I own the V600s!!!

Well this was the first pair of headphones I purchased over 30 dollars so they seemed kinda good to me when I bought them. However I always found the treble to be exagerrated and they are quite fatiquing. Once I listened to the HD580s I realized how much better headphones there are out there. I am just now waiting for a used pair of HD600s to turn up on ebay so I can pounce on them.

So you really think the V600s have no bass?

 

[Eagle_Driver]

Actually the low-end response of the MDR-V600's is uneven and muddy - too much upper-bass and lower-mids, barely any deep bass response.

 

[TravelLite]

Personally, IF I were shopping for Sony CD Series, Studio Monitor, or DJ Series headphones, I'd really only want to seriously consider those models with 50 millimeter drivers.

The following 2-page PDF document pretty well summarizes things.

SonyStyle Headphones - 628 KB:
http://www.sonystyle.com/images/char...scompchart.pdf

As always though, people's tastes and expectations are different.

For the same reason, I'd be more than curious to A/B the Sony MDR-V6/MDR-7506 versus the MDR-7509, price delta notwithstanding.

Sony Pro Audio - Headphones:
http://bssc.sel.sony.com/Professiona...ory?p=10&sp=79

TravelLite

 

[Toe]

The V600s are good in a 'big dump' sort of way. I feel good getting a big dump out of my body, and I feel good getting the V600s off of my body.

 

[Loud_TIGER]

how do the 7509s compare to the 7506/V6s? looks like it's higher quality

 

[Eagle_Driver]

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Originally posted by Loud_TIGER how do the 7509s compare to the 7506/V6s? looks like it's higher quality

The 7509s look like another one of those "V-CRAP" headphones. They're loosely based on the MDR-V900, but they may or may not sound like those V[size=xx-small]crap[/size]900s.