Sony MDR-7506 Professional Folding Headphones $75 + FREE SHIIP

Adorama has Sony MDR-7506 Professional Studio Headphones for $80 + free shipping. Thanks HayaC

Price Research: Our research indicates that this Sony MDR-7506 Professional Studio Headphones is $17 lower (18% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $97. - iconian

I've bought these and V6's as gifts over the years and it seems to me that <$70 is the right price. There may be some minor differences between these, but Sony has been playing marketing games with these models over the years.

Still a great price, the lowest on Amazon is $96

very possitive comments on amazon. looks like a good deal!

very nice price accordingly... i'll get one!

thanks OP

Almost identical to the V6, these use a neodymium in stead of the cobalt magnet in the v6 also has gold plated connectors.

I own the MDR-V6, which are the exact same headphones but with a VERY slight difference in frequency response. I highly recommend them or these to anyone looking for an above average pair of cans.

Personally I would just buy the V6's and save $10 bucks (they are retailing for $70 with free prime shipping on Amazon), but for someone who insists on wanting the "professional" series go for these. Also, these are known for their legendary life span, so the warranty shouldn't be an issue.

If you plan on wearing these all day, buy the replacement Velour Padded Earcushions, although I wear mine for at least 5 hours a day with no discomfort.


From Wiki:
he Sony MDR-V6 was superseded by the Sony MDR-7506 with only minor cosmetic differences and a different frequency response, such as the latter being provided with a gold plated headphone connector and a flat frequency response of 10 Hz to 20,000 Hz instead of the MDR-V6's 5 Hz to 30,000 Hz. The MDR-V6 also costs less than the MDR-7506.

Another difference is that the MDR-V6's, labeled with "Digital" are intended for mass market distribution through Sony's consumer division, as opposed to the MDR-7506's, which are labeled with "Professional" along the side and distributed through Sony's professional division. The MDR-7506's also come with a much more accessible warranty, which is another reason for the higher price.[2] The next model in Sony's pro line, the Sony MDR-7509, use a larger driver."

Have owned there for 10 years. Excellent sound to this day but after an hour my ears hurt, always have. Replaced the ear pads a few years ago but maybe they make extra padded/foam ones that alleviate this issue.

I own both the V6 and the 7506 models I love them both their both great with some diference
I rotate between them depending on the needs at the time

These are great. I use them professionally and dollar for dollar they are the best you can get under $100.

Quote from superfan86 : I own the MDR-V6, which are the exact same headphones but with a VERY slight difference in frequency response. I highly recommend them or these to anyone looking for an above average pair of cans. Personally I would just buy the V6's and save $10 bucks (they are retailing for $70 with free prime shipping on Amazon), but for someone who insists on wanting the "professional" series go for these. Also, these are known for their legendary life span, so the warranty shouldn't be an issue. If you plan on wearing these all day, buy the replacement Velour Padded Earcushions, although I wear mine for at least 5 hours a day with no discomfort. From Wiki: he Sony MDR-V6 was superseded by the Sony MDR-7506 with only minor cosmetic differences and a different frequency response, such as the latter being provided with a gold plated headphone connector and a flat frequency response of 10 Hz to 20,000 Hz instead of the MDR-V6's 5 Hz to 30,000 Hz. The MDR-V6 also costs less than the MDR-7506. Another difference is that the MDR-V6's, labeled with "Digital" are intended for mass market distribution through Sony's consumer division, as opposed to the MDR-7506's, which are labeled with "Professional" along the side and distributed through Sony's professional division. The MDR-7506's also come with a much more accessible warranty, which is another reason for the higher price.[2] The next model in Sony's pro line, the Sony MDR-7509, use a larger driver."

Thanks for the info. Any place in particular where you would recommend we pick up the Velour padded ear-cushions? TIA

i own ath m50.how are these ?is this on the same level with ath m50's?

1/4" adapter included?