Sony MDR-D777LP Headphone Headphones Reviews

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The headphones cancel out external noises pretty well and it's nice that they can fold up. Now for the cons. The chord is short, which can restrict your movement depending on your setup. Now if this was the only problem, I'd easily give it 5 stars since at $20 it'd be a bargain. from Amazon.com For the price I payed (25$), 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. from Amazon.com 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. The D777s have acceptable frequency response, but appear to have some peaks in the mid-range and a fairly weak but benign low-end, without the heavy mid-bass peak common to cheap designs. from Amazon.com When the box arrived from UPS, I was so excited that I ripped into the box and the plastic that holds the set. I couldn't wait to hear what I assumed was the deal of the century for twenty bucks. I plugged into my sound card (high end studio recording grade) and was astounded by some unmastered tracks that I had recorded a few years back. from Amazon.com (The same volume setting on both headphones, these are louder) They do a great job at noise-cancellation, even though the audio bladder switch on the side does nearly nothing. I was listening to light music, and I couldn't even hear my surround sound playing loud gunfire and chainsaw noises (GoW) right in front/behind me! from Amazon.com I've been bamboozled into using ear bud headphones the past 4 years, including the wonderful Etymotic Research ER6i Isolator In-Ear Earphones (Black), which were great headphones. These Sony cans have rejuvenated my listening to really immersing myself in the music, which, to warn you, has also inspired me to pump up the volume of my music as well (simply for enjoyment purposes). Haven't used them on a plane or train, but for sitting at home and at the office, they're great for blocking out what's going on in the outside world. from Amazon.com First, let me tell you that I have a lot of experience with excellent headphones in this price range. I own or have owned the Sennheiser PX100, Sennheiser EC 150, grado Sr60, igrado, AKG K81dj, Bose Triport (older version). I also own several in ear models such as the Ultimate Ears Super fi 5pro, Denon C-700, Shure E500, Etymotic ER6i, and some ear canal models such as the Sennheiser CX 300, Beyerdynamic DTX 50, Crossroads Mylar X3, Sony EX51, and the bose triport earbuds. Of course, the best sounding item I own is not the Sony Altus model, it is hands down the Shure E500, but for $20-30 these Sony's are an absolute Gem. from Amazon.com The headphones were made for a child. The cord is so short that I can not move around at my desk. My previous Sony headphones were perfect. from Amazon.com Ok, first off: Why do people complain about the bass response on the MDR-777's? These babies have DEEP bass response - but they are not bass-heavy (IOW: perfect). from Amazon.com This is the first pair of high quality headphones I ever bought. I tested them at the Sony Style store in Las Vegas and instantly fell in love. They were gifted to me as a birthday present, and I constantly thank my wife for them. 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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