Sony MDR-V6 Monitor Series Headphones - Head-Fi.org
WEBMay 5, 2010 · The MDRV6 headphones boost a 40 MM Diameter Driver for Deep, Accurate Bass, a flexible folding design for easy portability and a very comfortable fit. PRODUCT FEATURES: 40 MM Diameter Driver for Deep, Accurate Bass; Circum-Aural Design Reduces Outside Noise; Folding Design for Easy Portability; Oxygen-Free Copper Litz …
Sony cans: MDR V6 vs MDR V600 | Headphone Reviews and …
WEBAug 1, 2007 · Many people here claim that the older MDR V6 is much better than the newer MDR V600. I'm puzzled at how people think that the older version is much better. Stats from Sonystyle.com. MDR V600. - Frequency Response = 5 hz - 30,000 hz. - Impedance = 45 ohms. - Power Handling Capacity = 1,000 mW.
Sony MDR-V6 vs. MDR-7506. There is a difference in sound.
WEBFeb 13, 2011 · MDR V6 are horrible headphones with a nasty 2k spike that ruins them. You can do much better at the same price point. MDRv6 is something people got suckered into buying years ago.
Sony MDR-V6 review | Headphone Reviews and Discussion - Head …
WEBAug 21, 2010 · In busy passages, instrument separation suffers, and the music becomes blurred/muddy. That's my biggest complaint about the 7506, but--again--that's not out-of-line for a sub-$100 headphone. For an inexpensive headphone that's been around for so many years, the V6/7506 is a bargain.
My Sony MDR-V6 review (EXTREMELY long!) - Head-Fi.org
WEBJan 15, 2002 · The V6 is an older design, and it shows. It's very different from the all-plastic designs common to other inexpensive Sony headphones. The headband is wrapped in pleather, with minimal padding. Length-adjustable metal strips attach the earpieces to the headband. The driver housings are of some kind of black metal.
Audio Technica ATH-M50 vs. Sony MDR-V6 - Head-Fi.org
WEBApr 26, 2012 · Hello guys, I already own a pair of the Sony MDR-V6's and I'm wondering if I should buy the Audio Technica ATH-M50s. I've seen many posts and they usually end diverting into a series of different headphones, but I'm determined to know the differences, the similarities, if there are noticeable sound differences, and if it's worth investing into.
Sony MDR-V6 for studio use and casual listening?
WEBAug 2, 2011 · The V6 has its charms but for studio use 'these charms' are not usable in my humble opinion. For studio use just try some headphones and choose what you like. If you still like the V6 the most the V6 it is. The problem with the V6 is that compared to other headphones certain characteristics of it are revealed.
Sony MDR-V6 Counterfeit comparison thread w/ Pics
WEBAug 31, 2010 · MDR-V6 headphones have a fairly easy to identify sound signature and these definitely don’t have it. In addition to the lack of treble, the bass was also muddy with each beat not being particularly defined. Pretty much the kind of sound you would expect out of a ~$20 pair of headphones purchased at K-Mart.
SONY MDR-V6 DETACHABLE CABLE MOD - Head-Fi.org
WEBApr 23, 2012 · 2. The Cup size in MDR-V6 is not much so you have to be very careful with the tools ( Drilling, filing soldering etc.) 3. You cannot use a thick 3.5 Male/Female Jack because of the cup size and try to get the slimmest ones possible. If you are buying new headphones and planning to mod them, I would advice against it.
Sony MDR-V6 / V7 | Headphone Reviews and Discussion - Head …
WEBApr 8, 2008 · Amazon.com: Sony MDR-V6 Monitor Series Headphones with CCAW Voice Coil: Electronics My understanding is that the "7506" model is basically the same as the V6, so you can also see if you can find those locally. The V6/7506 are mostly well regarded around here. Oh, and welcome to head-fi, sorry about your wallet.