Review on Headphones Sony MDR-1AM2, silver by Wiktor Fokt ᠌

I previously owned a pair of Sony MDR-1R headphones that are extremely comparable to these new ones because the leatherette on my old ones was flaking off. has benefits They are lighter in comparison to the previous MDR-1R type. Almost same in terms of structure. A little more noise isolation is present. Both versions have benefits in that they do not strain the ears and have low noise isolation (which, in my opinion, is a bonus since you can hear when someone rings the doorbell and when they speak to you, other people cannot hear what you are listening to). has certain drawbacks This plug has a deeper recess than the previous generation in the connector. Moreover, neither the wires from the old model nor those purchased in a store fit. They are just not fixed there because they do not totally fit into the small space. It will be quite challenging to find a longer cable to fit into this connector on the headphones if you don't have enough 1.2m of it. Alternately, you could risk damaging the cable by filing down the plastic on the plug. One star less for that. In terms of sound quality, it is superior to the less expensive MDR XD-150, although not by a factor of ten—only by about one and a half times. price for the materials and look.