SONY MDR-7509 Professional Studio Monitor Stereo Headphone MDR-7509

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I've been using the MDR 7509 headphones since 2001. Prior to that, I used the MDR 7506, which is a staple in many studios. By comparison, the 7506 has little bass which is one reason they are noted for their clear sound, thus their use in so many...

Ok so when I saw the Mdr 7509 had been redesigned I got all antsy about what I was missing. So when recently buying more cans for studio and CHiPOD use I looked into a few pairs of MDR-7505 phones. The salesman also had some very well priced new...

these headphones totally ROCK. The Sony MDR-7509 Professional Studio Monitor Stereo Headphone's are some of the best sounding non-noise cancelling headphones I've ever personally heard. I would not say they are worth 200-250$ though, i would say more...

I bought these to replace a pair of Bose Triport headphones that literally shattered on me as I removed them from my head. Unlike the Bose, the Sony MDR-7509 are extremely durable and outperform anything I've ever owned previously. I've tested them...

The MDR - 7506 is no bad, than this model MDR - 7509

I gave it a 4-star, because I know it is a Sony, and when I play it on my "big" stereo system the sound is fabulous, but I originally wanted to use it on my Ipod. BIG DISAPPOINTMENT : I did not get on the Ipod that same full crisp studio sound I was...

I'm using these in my home recording studio, for tracking mostly. Any pro will tell you that you shouldn't monitor with headphones and these are no exception to that rule. For tracking though, these fit the bill nicely. Very comfy, thick pads that are...

These headphones are way better than Bose by a long shot. These headphones have the richest sound I've EVER heard. I watch the Star Wars movies with these headphones and I hear things I've never heard before. These are amazing headphones. I even listen...

I love to listen to headphones, and have been doing so since the mid 1960's. These Sony cans sound really nice, they have great seperation, and the dynamic range is quite good. They need to be powered by an amplifier, or receiver, they are not for low...