Sony Headphone 15 Dollars

This headphone splitter does the job. It is only a few dollars but it does what it needs to. Easy to use.

By far the xm3 is the best headphone I had. It reproduces truly beautiful sounds. It's a must have from Sony!

There's a reason you will see this headphone in almost every recording studio. It's been a standard for at least 15 years (or longer). Nice in between impedance of 63 ohms, so it will work with almost any device with a headphone output.

initially used this headphone in a Sony Store, was blown away by the quality and have not found anything better so bought myself one.

I guess this will come to no shock to anyone but Sony has done it again. I can't tell you how blowed away I am over all that they have changed to make this headphone better than anything on the market. Making these headphone lighter and adding that new chipset that made the N/C and sound better was the end to all debates about who was truly the best in the world for N/c headphones. The previous one caused me a lot of Migraines and dizziness because of it's clamping and overall weight but these are unlike anything I could have hope for. Thank you so much Sony for making the most complete and best N/C headphone in the world. The bass is the thumping without interfering with the highs and mids. The soundstage is the best I've heard for closed back headphones. I have been listening all sorts of headphones and earphones and these headphones have created the most detailed of all of them. I also love the call quality this time around vs the previous model. Finally I can talk on the phone without the other person complaining about the clarity. They even made Google assistant almost instant.

Over the years I've acquired a small arsenal of microphones from the very expensive (costing over a thousand dollars) to the basic inexpensive models.Years ago while working on broadcast productions, I came across this industry workhorse beauty after hearing the clarity and richness of the broadcast sound in many early productions.When I inquired, the microphone was the Sony ECM-55b. And it was a staple in tv and productions.I own a few of these microphones. As time goes on, they seem indestructible! They've been tossed about, stomped on, rained on, abused by amateurs ... you name it .. even chewed on by pets.Like the old Timex Watch ads: They keep tickin and take a lickin.Many times, when I can't decide amongst my expensive mics, I reach in my bag for this one. Even If you have a flip style cam, grab yourself a XLR to mini plug for a few dollars and with the Sony, you've just added pro style sound to your production.After auditioning microphone after microphone for a series I'm filming this month, again I've chosen this microphone. You can't beat the quality built into this baby.

Switched from Canon to Sony and had invested hundreds of dollars in 77mm filters for my Canon lenses Now, with these inexpensive setup rings, they adapt great.

With the FCC about to shut down the thousands of dollars worth of UHF professional mics I have, I took a chance on the new Sony Bluetooth offerings from B&H. After finding NO interference in either midtown Manhattan or downtown Washington, DC, I wanted some spare attenuated cables to use from my four Sony Bluetooth mic receivers to (a splitter to) my camera. Since Sony doesn't sell parts direct, I tried this from a trusted supplier (B&H), and it works great. Don't need to replace the Sony OEM cable in early going, but nice to have this back-up in my kit!

If you are looking for a headphone that the sound is super clear , you should get one of this Good Job Sony

Worth the few extra dollars!