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Right - I gifted a pair of MDR7506s to my girlfriend the other day. I love that they include an insert telling you exactly how to take the entire headphone apa
by clolege 6y ago
Right - I gifted a pair of MDR7506s to my girlfriend the other day.
I love that they include an insert telling you exactly how to take the entire headphone apart - I don't think I've owned a pair like that before.
But, I broke out my B&O H6s to do an A/B test after giving them to her, and I think it was a mistake? The H6s are of course in the next higher price price bracket, but the 7506s did not compare musically to them at all.
As much as I appreciate the repairability of the 7506s, I think would recommend something a bit more musical as a daily driver.
- dsr_ 6y agoThe Sony is basically flat (by mass-market standards), with a little emphasis in the "presence" area, 3-4.5KHz. The B&O adds a bass boost from 20-50Hz, and then an upward curve from 400Hz up to 3.5KHz, then a bigger bump from 6.5KHz and up. From that, I expect you found the B&O to bring a deeper thumping bass and a sparklier sound to cymbals. It's almost certainly more exciting than the Sony.