Sony MDREX58V/BLK EX Series Earbud Headphones

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List Price : $29.99 Price : $16.24

Product Description

Listen to your music and look good doing it with the stylish, high-quality MDR-EX58V EX Earbuds. Featuring a lightweight design and angled Earbud structure, these EX Earbuds are engineered to fit comfortably in your ear while delivering a superb listening experience. The high-quality 9mm driver units and neodymium magnets reproduce deep bass and clear treble sound. Choose from three sizes of hybrid silicone rubber Earbud cushions for the perfect fit.

Power Handling Capacity : 100 MW (IEC)
Frequency Response : 5 - 23,000 Hz
Impedance : 16 Ohms At 1kHz
Sensitivity (db) : 100 DB/mW

Sony MDREX58V/BLK EX Series Earbud Headphones Reviews

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

Best earbuds for the price, August 24, 2011

Eduardo - See all my reviews

This review is from: Sony MDREX58V/BLK EX Series Earbud Headphones (Electronics)

I had a pair of Philips for around 3 months, today I bought these Sony's and they blew me away with their clear and rich sound. And on top of that, they cover your eardrums perfectly so that all exterior sounds do not interfere with the music you're listening. Totally recommend this product!

13 of 16 people found the following review helpful:

Here's the alternative I switched to, August 19, 2011

Reader Rabbit (Northern Calif., USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Sony MDREX58V/BLK EX Series Earbud Headphones (Electronics)

Try the Sony MDREX86LP instead. They cost only a bit more, but have bigger magnets. So their frequency response is more balanced, with much richer bass.

The 86's have very low gain -- like these, and apparently like all earbuds with these directly-in-your-ear-canal design. They have no inline volume control (which isn't that useful anyway). And they have an oddly lopsided cord design -- see the MDREX86LP drawing/photo.

But they sound great. My electric guitar had been sounding disappointingly muddy when played through a Boss compact recorder, via low-cost Sony earbuds. When I swapped in the 86's, I finally heard the bright, balanced response I'd originally expected from good Alnico V pickups through a good amp model.

These 58's are plenty bright, but their low end is pretty feeble. Low gain +... Read more

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful: