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Sony MDR-V300 Monitor Series Headphones with Folding Design| Manufacturer: | Sony | | List price: | $49.99 |
| Our price: | $31.30 that is 37% off! |
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good sound, uncomfortable after 2 hours |
| The sound is extremely adequate for the non-professional. I find it excellent. The long cord is very nice. The headphones do not fold up in any useful way ("folding design" is really an exaggeration) and hence are not suited to being carried around. The major drawback is that these headphones are insanely uncomfortable to wear for more than 1-3 hours at a time. There is no way to adjust them to be more comfortable. It's a serious problem. |
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CPC: Cheap plastic crap |
I'm wearing my headphones now listening to music on my laptop, which is good. The bad news is that my right earpiece is attached with shoe-goo because it broke and there was not enough surface area to just glue the stem piece. That is to say, the whole earpiece is glued solid to its bracket so it doesn't move. The over-the-head thing is taped together with packaging tap because it, too, broke when I put the things on my rather large head. They sound fine and all, but I could make a more durable headphone set out of balsa wood. Do not consider these things portable unless your bodyguard is willing to carry them in a padded suitcase.
Maybe I should just glue to the earpieces to my head. |
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Not worth the effort |
| Sony has let me down yet again with these muddy sounding headphones. I've been doing studio recording for quite some time now and I needed a set of headphones to replace the jensens that I've been using for the past 3-4 years (background: I bought the jensen "PC" headphones new off the net for $12 us. and they have clear, bright sound, a little low on the bottom end but well worth the money. They're only now starting to wear out after regular use for extented periods of time). I've tried the sony phones with various setups: analog recorder, digital amp, cd walkman, mini stereo system, pc and the jensens always outshined them. I also got a couple of other opinions that thought the same thing: the sony phones are too bassy. Maybe rap and r&b fans are the crowd sony is targeting. Either way for $40-50, these headphones were lousy. Also, they weren't all that comfortable either...a little too snug for my liking. |
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