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5.0 stars
"Great Quality. Very few flaws.."
Pros: Great sound still after 5-6 years of use. If you've never owned studio headphones, these will blow you away.
Cons: The leather on the ear cup and on top band has came off, leaving sound to travel out easier and preventing noise from coming in.
Summary: These headphones lasted me 3-4 years before "... read more
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3.0 stars
"comfortable mid-range with a few flaws"
Pros: good sound, collapsible and comes with a leatherette bag with a drawstring. comfortable, long cord.
Cons: a little large for my head. The pleather has worn off of the earpieces. But, to be fair I have had these headphones for about 4-5 years
Summary: good head[hones if you expect to replace them... read more
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5.0 stars
"Its Problems are Superficial, the V600's are Quality"
Pros: Good high and low range, good audio, comfortable (moreso over the years), complete ear enclosure with room to spare, thick & hard-to-tangle cable, big and fat but not heavy, durable yet light construction, plastic but not cheap feeling.
Cons: The fake leather skinning over the cups and headband comes off after lots of use in a couple of years. I personally don't even think that warrants a complaint: "after years of heavy use, these phones showed signs of wear." V600's are workhorses.
Summary: I don't remember exactly when I picked these ... read more
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3.0 stars
"A+ if you've never had good headphones, B/B- otherwise"
Pros: Great sound insulation from outside noise. Great construction, comfortable, Easier to wear than my grado SR125s, as long as you don't mind warm ears after a while. Cord design is easy to manage.
Cons: The vinyl on the foam of the headband and ear cups have worn off (after 10 years of use). Bass is soft and highs are a bit muddy.
Summary: Easy to transport (to an extent) because they... read more
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4.0 stars
Pros: Long-lasting; high quality
Cons: they aren't puppy-proof
Summary: Nice headphones -- I've had mine for at least... read more
Sony MDR-V600:
