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Posted by Widget on May-27-2003 19:17:

Just got a pair of 7506

Just picked them up two days ago - pretty happy with them at the moment. I haven't listened to them too much, but they're clear, drivable (and listenable) at low volumes out of my mixer - also good isolation.

I'm not having to blast the volume in order to hear the music in the headphones and ignore everything else outside.

Guess Gluegun has another convert?


Posted by -CosmicFire- on May-27-2003 19:25:

huh??


Posted by DJ Tranz on May-27-2003 19:39:

quote:
Originally posted by -CosmicFire-
huh??


I second that, HUH???


Posted by Widget on May-27-2003 19:51:

sigh... you're both pretty new to the forums, so you'll have missed many of the heated headphone debates that took place last year.

7506 = Sony MDR7506 Headphones. They're studio headphones that have excellent sound reproduction. Many people have said that they're leagues above the MDR700DJ (the big silver ones).

from htfr: "Quoted as the best 'trance' dj headphones available on the market."

Does that make more sense to the two of you?

and Tranz, just for you a link at djmart: http://store.yahoo.com/djgear/sony7506.html


Posted by Scottaculous on May-27-2003 19:54:

I've had the same for 6 months. I love them! I had a pair of 700s that broke in 4 months.


Posted by dJ sHoE on May-27-2003 20:15:

Dunno

You spent $30 extra dollars. The Sony MDR 7506 are the exact copy of the Sony MDR-v6,except for a gold connector. The cost of the V6? $69.95

http://www.millionbuy.com/snymdrv6.html


7506 or V6, I have the V6 and I think it's extremely nice for the price I pay, the sound is clear and the things are built like tanks.


Posted by JohnSmith on May-27-2003 20:46:

i considered these, but got sennheisser HD280s instead. I think i might pick up a pair of V6 just for the heck of it to compare.


Posted by Dmatrox on May-27-2003 21:48:

ive had my 7506's for 2 1/2 years now. I think i paid about ~$160 back then. No problems. Before that, i went through 2 stanton headphones in 8 months. Damn cheap stanton headphones broke.


Posted by blighty on May-27-2003 21:51:

Still waiting for my pair due to some ehm ehm shipping probs


Posted by Widget on May-27-2003 22:02:

quote:
Originally posted by blighty
Still waiting for my pair due to some ehm ehm shipping probs


so how long have the ehm shipping problems existed...


Posted by DJ Tranz on May-27-2003 22:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Widget
sigh... you're both pretty new to the forums, so you'll have missed many of the heated headphone debates that took place last year.

7506 = Sony MDR7506 Headphones. They're studio headphones that have excellent sound reproduction. Many people have said that they're leagues above the MDR700DJ (the big silver ones).

from htfr: "Quoted as the best 'trance' dj headphones available on the market."

Does that make more sense to the two of you?

and Tranz, just for you a link at djmart: http://store.yahoo.com/djgear/sony7506.html


Hehehe,

Actually I AM NOT new, especially to this forum, not sure about the other person, but I think both of us said Huh? to Gluegun and convert, at least I was puzzled. I perfectly know those headphones and no need to be ignorant and post a link "just for me" after all Duh, I work there!!!.

And correct IMO they are better made than MDR V700DJ... but it is Pioneer HDJ1000 all the way... Cheers...


Posted by DJ Tranz on May-27-2003 22:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Widget
so how long have the ehm shipping problems existed...


Already been taken care of!!!

Vincent, dude, can you email me the details, my boss advised that they already contacted you and it is being taken care of, that's all I could get out of him before my cell phone battery went dead, argh, I'll be on the road for the next 7-8hrs back home and will respond then. Cheers.


Posted by blighty on May-28-2003 07:04:

Have sent you the details through PM



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