Sony MDR-EX700 Consumer Headphones Reviews

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The Sony MDR-EX700lp's are simply the best IEM model that I've owned. Before purchasing these, I've owned the Sennheiser CX-300s and CX-500s, the Klipsch Image S4, and the Sony MDR-EX300s. from Amazon.com I am a music fanatic. Live, Studio, Metal, Rock, Blues, Jazz, House, Trance, It doesn't matter, I LOVE IT ALL!! The Sony MDR-EX700LP Earbuds make the experience even better and borderline orgasmic. Music that I have been listening to for years is now cleaner, crisper, and brighter. from Amazon.com They're not really worth the $300 asking price, but 30-50 % off that (which most retailers are selling them for) is about right. Sound (after 10 hours of breaking them in) is tight and crisp, without sounding overly bright at higher volumes. The buds have a sort of classic Sony sound -- not part of the bass-midrange- treble mix is over-emphasized, which makes for a generally pleasing sound. Fit and comfort is top of the line, tho -- the variety of color-coded bud tips supplied is unequaled, and the unit itself is light yet surprisingly sturdy and unobtrusive. from Amazon.com Interestingly, the EX700 sounds nothing like previous incarnations of Sony IEMs (think MDR-EX71) but rather, they sound quite similar to it's full-sized brother, Sony's flagship MDR-SA5000 - very revealing of details, but horridly bass-shy and highly tilted in the treble region. Unlike the SA5000 however, the EX700 just never seems to stop exhibiting sibilance. from Amazon.com They're not really worth the $300 asking price, but 30-50 % off that (which most retailers are selling them for) is about right. Sound (after 10 hours of breaking them in) is tight and crisp, without sounding overly bright at higher volumes. The buds have a sort of classic Sony sound -- not part of the bass-midrange- treble mix is over-emphasized, which makes for a generally pleasing sound. Fit and comfort is top of the line, tho -- the variety of color-coded bud tips supplied is unequaled, and the unit itself is light yet surprisingly sturdy and unobtrusive. from Amazon.com I am a music fanatic. Live, Studio, Metal, Rock, Blues, Jazz, House, Trance, It doesn't matter, I LOVE IT ALL!! The Sony MDR-EX700LP Earbuds make the experience even better and borderline orgasmic. Music that I have been listening to for years is now cleaner, crisper, and brighter. from Amazon.com I have gone from one earphone to another for several years. This is the first one that really sounds as good as full sized speakers in a top class high-end system. from Amazon.com Interestingly, the EX700 sounds nothing like previous incarnations of Sony IEMs (think MDR-EX71) but rather, they sound quite similar to it's full-sized brother, Sony's flagship MDR-SA5000 - very revealing of details, but horridly bass-shy and highly tilted in the treble region. Unlike the SA5000 however, the EX700 just never seems to stop exhibiting sibilance. from Amazon.com The Sony MDR-EX700lp's are simply the best IEM model that I've owned. Before purchasing these, I've owned the Sennheiser CX-300s and CX-500s, the Klipsch Image S4, and the Sony MDR-EX300s. from Amazon.com This pair of erbuds made me cry...all the songs came to life. BUY THEM!!! from Amazon.com

Released	1 year ago
Design	Ear Buds
Usage	Consumer
Max. Power Handling	200 mW
Plug Material	Gold
Cable Length	3.28 ft.
Compatibility	Personal Audio
Connectivity	Cable
Driver Unit Size	16 mm
Frequency Response	4 Hz - 28 kHz
Impedance	16 ohm
MPN	MDREX700LP
Plug Type	3.5 mm
Sensitivity	108 dB
Sound Mode	Stereo
UPC	4905524424300
Weight	0.25 oz.

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