Review on Bundle: Sony MDR7506 Closed Ear Headphones with Knox Gear Compact 4-Channel Stereo Headphone Amplifier - Professional, Folding Design (2 Items) by Iyhan Putra

I must say right away that the moped is not mine. I used them for a week on loan, deciding whether to take the same ones or not. Didn't take it. I was looking for headphones for mixing, and they will not work for this, primarily because of the very powerful sub-bass. While this wave travels along the membrane, it eats up transients. But on the other hand, it’s pretty cool, because the bottoms don’t buzz, but they press softly, like pillows. A very pleasant feeling, I have not seen anything like it anywhere else. The key nuance is in the upper middle, which cuts the ear incredibly powerfully. Several people in the reviews wrote about it, and perhaps we just have such an anatomy of the ear with them. But since we are not one person, it is worth keeping this in mind and, if possible, listening to the headphones before buying, so as not to be severely disappointed. The situation can be corrected by an equalizer, but then it is necessary to have such an equalizer everywhere with the desired setting for the desired frequency. Hemorrhagic, as for me. I love Plug&Play. The ear pads tear over time, yes, alas. But even with a torn fabric, they do not fall apart on the outside at all, and in principle, the headphones can be used anyway, if the appearance is not very disturbing. The design is quite light, but reliable: the test copy survived 6-7 years on the road, it did not lie on the shelf and remained intact (except for the ear pads). However, it is very easy to wrap the whole structure with a screw, and what then the consequences may be, I can only guess. It seemed to me that this was a dubious property, so I wrote it down as a minus. They do not press on the head, they are light, they sit well. I like it. Short summary: you can take to listen to music, but you need an equalizer.