A classic that is always relevant. Sony, at that distant time when they entered the market, in simple terms, planted a pig on itself. That is, she launched headphones on the market that, in terms of the totality of parameters, she has not been able to surpass so far. And so the picture emerges like this, a new line needs to be released, more expensive models need to be released, the consumer needs to be attracted, and alas, it’s impossible to create a model that would be better in sound in this

I am not a specialist in sound and cannot compare with analogues, since these are my first monitor headphones, but I will share a small incident. When I connected the headphones to the digital piano (CPU) for the first time and listened, I decided that the sound was not coming through the headphones, I started rummaging through the CPU settings, looking for how to output the sound to the headphones, I didn’t find anything, and then I thought of checking the sound with the headphones without…

I have been using it for 2.5 years to listen to music on the Fiio X1 player and from a computer. The detailing of the sound is crazy, the frequency response is even - everything sounds without embellishment. Rock, jazz, drum'n'bass sound great. They are very demanding on the quality of recording and mastering, any sound flaws will hurt your ears. Atmospheric Ambient compositions sometimes do not create proper immersion due to the "breaking up" of the sound picture into separate samples, which…

Nice and smooth with equalizer. If you're looking for loads of bass I'd suggest looking at the Beats or something made for commercial use.

Headphones are comfortable to wear when editing long hours of recordings. They allow you to listen to all the sounds and adjust/edit them if necessary. Excellent value for money and quality.

These are legendary headphones that I've heard great things about. If you're a podcaster or music maker these are perfect for the job. If you intend to use them for listening to music in casual mode, I wouldn't buy them. They are very crisp and detailed but don't really have that "punch" that makes you feel the music and start dancing. These are studio headphones, not consumer headphones.

Nice and flat, with EQ. If you're looking for loads of bass I'd suggest looking at the Beats or something made for commercial use.

Headphones are comfortable to wear when you spend hours editing recordings. They allow you to listen to all the sounds and adjust/edit them if necessary. Excellent value for money and quality.

These are legendary headphones that I've heard a lot of good things about above. If you're a podcaster or music maker these are perfect for the job. If you intend to use them for listening to music in casual mode, I wouldn't buy them. They are very crisp and detailed but don't really have that "punch" that makes you feel the music and start dancing. These are studio headphones, not consumer headphones.

After all the reviews and articles praising these headphones, I had to be sure that the first headphones I bought were equivalent for the price, the AKG Mk 240 II wasn't the wrong choice. That's what my comparison is based on. Fit: The Sony clip fits snugly around my ears. They do not cover the ear but are pressed directly against it. I have a big head, so I'm sure that's part of the discomfort, but phew. My ears hurt after a few minutes of wearing them. The sizing is a cheap plastic-to-metal…