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03 Jul, 2018
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!
Excellent product for complete protection...have used screenknight previously and will keep on using. 😊
15 Jul, 2008
Sony MDR-V700 Professional Headphones
1 of 2 found this helpful I had been using the Sony MDR-V500 for the best part of 18 month's untill the neck on the hanger just simply snapped,after reading some forum's on the V500's it seem's that this is a regular occurance with Sony's DJ Style Headphones.butanyway,I was very satisfied with their sound reproduction so decided to upgrade to the Sony MDR-V700,these must surely be even better I thought.First thing,I liked the appearance of the MDR-V700 and they sit on the head very comfortably but the material used to make these cans feel's like cheap plastic,besides this the bass you get from these is nice and solid but I found they where lacking in the middles and high's when compared to the bass.This said,I found the reproduction of music through the MDR-V700 to be very unnatural,what you feed into these headphones is not what you get out of these headphone's if you know what i mean.Sony seem's to have added some kind of stereo widening effect to the reproduction of the sound being processed.For instance no sound is dead center,not even a mono signal,the Sony MDR-V700 just simply refuses to have this,I also found that when I panned a signal full left it could still be heard (though alot lower)coming through the right ear.All in all,the Sony MDR-V700 are fine for simple everyday listening,but for those who want to hear their music like how it is supposed to sound,or for any music producer,keep a wide birth,you cannot mix on these period.