Sony MDR-7509HD Studio Headphones

Like other people have stated the original version(simply titled Sony MDR 7509) was much flatter and accurate than the newer Sony MDR 7509HDs. I don't know why Sony wanted to change the sound to be more for bass heads and artificial sound lovers when...

I bought my first pair of 7509HD in 2002 (made in China) and have been happy with them ever since. But the pair I recently bought in 2012 (made in Thailand) sounds totally different - exaggerated bass and low mids - the usual stuff you find in most...

Horrible, all midrange sound. The sound of these phones is disappointing. I expected full range headphones and these are very mid-range frequency heavy.

Let me preface this my saying I own many headphones, but the ones I will be comparing these to are the Bose QC-3, Beats Pro, and Sony MDR-7506. First let me compare these to their less-expensive cousin, the MDR-7506. Compared with these headphones, the...

There is very little to criticize about those headphones. But first, the good: I owned the previous (non-HD) version for nearly two decades before I had to replace them (last month), so rest assured the build quality is exemplary. The sound is very...

I'm getting these headphones after having used the Sony MDR V6's which if you care to check the reviews are pretty damn good themselves. (Seriously, check any review anywhere). I was headphone hunting again and so I was going through the Sony line-up,...

These are the best cans I've worn. Enjoy them more than comparable Sennheisers and Audio Technicas that I have owned. Bought over a year ago, very durable, no peeling off the headphone cups or wire tears.

I've had these headphones for 11 years. I've used them DJing, beat the crap out of them and they've held up amazingly well! They still sound warm and full even to this day. The only things that have started to go are mainly cosmetic due to wear and...

Headphone and loudspeaker selection is [by its nature], highly subjective. I own both of these headphones, the 7506 for a couple of years, and the 7509HD for a couple of weeks. I liked what I knew.

Headphone and loudspeaker selection is [by its nature], highly subjective. I own both of these headphones, the 7506 for a couple of years, and the 7509HD for a couple of weeks. I liked what I knew. Being accustomed to the 7506 when I started to work...