Sony MDR-D777LP Headphone Headphones Reviews

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Alas, we get what we pay for (when we're lucky). These are fine as $20 headphones to give the kids, but the $100 list price is truly a joke! I'm a collector of moderately priced cans, and after comparing these to my Sony MDR-V6s and MDR-V600s, and Sennheiser HD-202s, PX-100s, EH-150s, HD-477s, and HD-280s, I'd say they are closest to the HD-202s in sound character. from Amazon.com They produce great sound and the open/closed switch seems to make a noticeable difference. The problem, which is unavoidable, is the durability. If you plan to use your headphones on a daily basis do not buy these as they will not last. I've had mine for about 3 months and the 'Y' connectors on both earpieces have both snapped in two. from Amazon.com Awesome headphones! I got these on sale for a ridiculous prices and I have to say they were the best purchase I've ever made. from Amazon.com Bought these the day after Thanksgiving sale on Amazon for a great price of 30 dollars in comparison to the original price of over 130 dollars. Got headphones and was not impressed with the sound quality of these headphones. Very low bass and as it is noise cancelling, it also acts as a mini-speaker since it protects so loudly when off the ears. from Amazon.com For the price I payed (25$), I got way more then I expected. Of course, compare this to the Bose series, which I also tried, Bose wins hands down, they also come with a minimum retail value of roughly 5 times this for their cheapest model. My sources for comparison are the Bose Quiet-Comfort an Apple/Ipod headphones. Pros from Amazon.com Sound quality is solid. Everything from the bass to the highs is crystal clear. The headphones cancel out external noises pretty well and it's nice that they can fold up. Now for the cons. from Amazon.com I bought these headphones yesterday from a store, and I am not very impressed. I actually paid $100, and I thought for the price they would be great headphones. from Amazon.com the phones already let a bit of noise in, and so opening up a teeny hole lets in no more than is already being let in. I also have the JVC Marshmallows and those definitely isolate better (not comfortable like these though). I have little experience with headphones and the like, so I don't really know what to say about the sound quality. Compared to my Marshmallows the bass is definitely weaker and these seem to have a fuller mid-sound. from Amazon.com I find these headphones a great piece of work from Sony. Sound quality is amazing, just the way it is advertised. from Amazon.com I have had this product for only a few hours. I purchased the Sony MDR-NC6 headphones between 1.5 to 2 years ago and the sound that I received was above par. It was mostly noticable on the low side. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Design	Over the Head
Usage	Consumer
Max. Power Handling	1500 mW
Compatibility	Personal Audio
Cable Length	3.94 ft.
Connectivity	Cable
Frequency Response	8 Hz - 80 kHz
Impedance	24 ohm
MPN	MDRD777LP
Sensitivity	106 dB
Sound Mode	Stereo
UPC	027242703148
Warranty	90 Days

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Sony MDR-D777LP Headphone Headphones Reviews

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