Sony
The Sony MDR-7506 is a professional closed‑back, over‑ear studio headphone featuring a 40 mm dynamic dome driver, foldable design, and a long coiled OFC cable. It delivers clear, detailed sound with excellent noise isolation, making it a staple for recording, broadcasting, and monitoring applications.
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers consider the MDR‑7506 a studio staple, emphasizing its closed‑back architecture for superior isolation, the 40 mm neodymium‑driven drivers for accurate bass and dynamics, and its foldable, portable build with a long coiled cable that resists snags. Editors highlight its comfort during long sessions and its ability to deliver ample volume even from low‑impedance sources.
What Users Say
Everyday users consistently commend the headphones for their clear stereo imaging, robust noise isolation, and practical foldable design. The long coiled cable and included adapters receive positive remarks for flexibility, while the most common complaint centers on the absence of an on‑headset volume control and lack of wireless connectivity.
Common Complaints
Lack of built‑in volume control, no Bluetooth or wireless options, and occasional concerns about weight and coiled‑cable tangling.
What People Are Saying
“extraordinary acoustic isolation”
How It Compares
vs. Audio‑Technica ATH‑M50x
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Choose the ATH‑M50x for slightly lighter weight and easier amp drive; choose the MDR‑7506 for foldable portability and superior isolation.
vs. Sennheiser HD 280 Pro
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Select the HD 280 Pro if you prioritize a rugged, fixed‑cable studio headphone; select the MDR‑7506 for travel‑friendly folding and cable versatility.
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