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Sony MDR7509HD Professional Headphone
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Product Description
The MDR-7509HD is a high-quality stereo headphone for critical and demanding professional applications, including studio and broadcast monitoring. 360kJ/m3 high power neodymium magnets. 80kHz reproduction using 50mm HD driver units. # 360kJ/m3 high power neodymium magnets. 80kHz reproduction using 50mm HD driver units High power handling capacity- 300mW. Headphone features gold connectors, an oxygen--free cord. Supplied soft pouch.
Product Details
- Brand: Sony
- Model: MDR7509HD
- Dimensions: 1.50 pounds
Features
- Driver unit - Dome type, 50mm diameter
- Frequency response - 5-80kHz
- Driver size - 50mm
- Neodymium Magnet
- Maximum input - 3000mW (IEC)
Customer Reviews
record eng.
Used these to do a remix on a master recording..after wearing these all day & into the night, I was never so impressed by a pair of headphones. I belive I could do a complete finial edit & mix with these as the only source and be happy with the outcome. I never, NEVER thought I'd ever be able to say that about a pair of cans/head-phones, & I've been in audio for nearly 20 years.
Doesn't Live Up to Specs
I've used MDR-7506's for years - they are great! Saw the the re-designed 7509's...figured that a larger diaphram would contribute to more solid bass. I was WRONG. They are large, bulky, do not fit the head (ears) well, bass sounds like it is attenuated about 5db. Mids "Ok". Highs - bit thin, tolerable. Mostly plastic. I use the 7509's when mowing the lawn - the 7506's for critical work. Sony got the 7506 right the first time and have not screwed them up over the years (much more comfortable than Grados by the way). Save your $$ buy the MDR-7506. Purchased Aug 3, 2008.
Big bottom
Have been using Sony's 7506 for live church sound. Got these for monitoring during recording. Low end is incredible. I had to buy a second pair for our drummer once he heard them. Upper midrange is also a little smoother than the 7506s. They are bigger and bulkier than the 7506s, but that helps isolation when trying to record live sound.
