Sony MDR-V6

A plus price to performance ratio, like I said, these are a steal, you can't, you can't really beat them. I believe them to be just about the best pur...

So yeah, there you go, those are the headphones, don't want to get too much audio playing with all these new YouTube copyright kind of things going ar...

Whatever the case, both these headphones are excellent values, and even though they are old headphones, they have endured for a reason. I'm David Carn...

Very good headphones. I had the Sony MDR V6, which it finally appears after like almost 35 years Sony has stopped making.

NOTE: These headphones are in every way the same as the MDR-7506's, well-loved headphones for studio work. Even the replacement part #'s are exactly the same. So this review is for either one (I bought both). Anyone who has been listening to music on normal street headphones will be blown away by th...

I have a relatively robust collection of headphones, but it all started when my Step-Dad gifted me these Sony MDR-V6. I cherish them, but feel that they are a little neglected. I'd like to give them the attention they deserve.

There are not many choices for good closed cans for under 100$. It's hard to point out a single pair as the best, they are all better suited for different purposes. - Firstly, what I personally expected of these headphones was their good balance. They are not perfectly balanced though. As others hav...

Nothing is recessed. So far I think I enjoyed listening to my MDR V6 more honestly, and have the CD900ST on order to compare.

I've owned a set of these phones for about two years now, which makes me a thin stripling compared to some of the other reviewers here, but I'd like to offer up some observations. First, the good news: The thing that's actually pleased me most about these is not the sound, but their physical durabil...

Paired with my Sony MDR-V6 Studio headphones for sound-critical sit-down titles, there is no competition that even exists for the sort of titles I play. And it's priced significantly less than the 8KX, which is the only other HMD I considered to be competitive, but was missing the wireless support and pixel density.