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Hey there..
I know You said that you would like to hear about other headphones than the sonys, but I thought I would add this.. I have both the sony mdr 7506 and 7509 headphones, and 7509 cost almost twice as much as the 7506, and what i can tell you from listening to them is that, I like the 7506 better, they sound more hifi, but when i mix on the 7509's they remind me of yamaha ns10's monitors except they have more base, but they seem really flat, which is good for mixing, at list for me. So when I do a mix on my monitors i listen thrue the 7509's to see if anything is berried or to low in the mix, than go to 7506, it sounds totaly diefferent, and better.. But what i am trying to say is that 7506's are cheaper but they sound more nicer to the ear, I only use 7509's to check the mix, to be honest they don't sound that good when playing anything thrue them.. but that's because they are not your hifi headphones but thease are specifically designed to sound flat and tell you what's going on in the mix.. make sure you choose the headphones by listening to diefferent models, That's what i did, and never buy cause somebody said they are good. You have to hear and see what you like for yourself.. I did some research about headphones and i just like the sound of sony's. I use to work for sony so i had a good deal on them, But when I went to a music store a salesman was trying to sell me the 7509's telling me how good they sound, and how much better they sound than the 7506 and all that stuff. I protended I was gonna buy them, but i only wanted to see how knowelegable the staff in the store was... Already had both pairs for a year... So just be careful, and like i said listen to everything, and then take home what you like, not what someone is telling you to.. cause at the end you have to be happy, and you're gonna be stuck with them, and i am sure you don't wana be stuck with something that dosn't sound rite to you...
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