Sony Mdr Zx310Ap Sound Monitoring Headphones

The Sony MDR-7506 Headphones are a classic option for monitoring sound recording and feel great on.

I am really pleased with my new Sony MDR-7506 headphones. The sound is great. The headphones are comfortable. I don't know how they could be any better.

Ive used the standard Sony studio monitoring headphones for video production purposes, and while they sound fine, they just dont last very long...ear cup material comes apart or just comes off. The Sennheiser HD 280s are buil to stand up to the riggors of location production applications while providing great isolated sound for monitoring purposes. My only compliant/wish would be for them to switch to a non-coiled headphone cable...gets stretched out if someone decides to wrap it around the earpieces or if it gets shoved into a bag.

I use these earpads with rather old Sony MDR-V6 headphones. I have found them to be very comfortable.

I love these headphones! very good for sound monitoring!

You can't really go wrong with a pair of Sony headphones - and the MDR-7506 headphones are no exception. Full range of sound, very comfortable, over the ear fit, very sturdy and reliable, and they nicely fold and carry inside of the provided leather bag. Will absolutely be buying another pair as my studio expands.

Coming from the Sony MDR-HW700 home theatre headphones it is truly astounding to experience true surround virtualisation. The Sonys did an ok job at mimicking and simulating a wide sound field with non surround signal and when inputting surround had a decent effect, but the JVC is next level. The sound stage it creates with its technology based on a unique scan of your ears and space make all the difference. Listening to actual surround signal feels accurate and truly Immersive. It's an added bonus that these support full atmos and dts signal amd with that coming through these headphones really shine through with their full potential. If you have the budget and need a headphone driven home theatre solution, do not go anywhere else. You need these.

I have an old set of Sony MDR-V6 headphones from the 1990s. They still work and sound great, but they had been in storage for a long time, and the material on the earpads had worn out and become sticky and flaky. I was so happy to discover that the pads alone could be replaced, and that these great headphones could live again! After reading reviews of these and other replacement options, I went with these. They seemed pricey, but now that I have them I am not at all disappointed. The velour is so much more comfortable than the regular vinyl material, the sound is still great, and they do a very good job of isolating noise, too. I've been wearing them all morning, and they still feel good. It's winter now and I appreciate the feeling of warmth, too -- I can't comment yet on how they feel in summer. I definitely recommend them!

I have a pair of Sony MDR-V6 headphones, and the SMH-500 has a very similar fit and sound. They are very comfortable on the head. With the SMH-500 being available in the mid $30 range on sale, I'd grab a pair over the more expensive Sonys.

Good improve for my Sony MDR-V6 headphones and made them more comfortable to wear and increased the sound isolation.