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List Price : $39.99 Price : Too low to display
List Price : $39.99 Price : Too low to display
Product Description
Improved comfort with a super-slim housing & angled earbud position; 9mm ex drivers deliver detailed & rich sound;reproduction with deep bass; robust sound achieved by use of high-power;neodymium magnets; cord adjuster for cord management; 3.9-ft neck-chain type cord; includes 3 sizes of earbuds (s, m, l) & carrying pouch; black
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Sony MDR-EX57LP/BLK Headphones (Black) Reviews
Sony MDR-EX57LP/BLK Headphones (Black) Reviews
| 12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:  For the price, this is as good as it gets., By Aaron Chung (Los Altos, CA USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Sony MDR-EX57LP/BLK Headphones (Black) (Electronics) Pros: Cheap Price Sound Quality Sony Name Cons: Slightly Harsh Treble (see sound quality below) Bass "Punch" may slightly distort some tracks Non-Y Style Cord (although this may be a pro for some users) Sound quality (from a 32GB Zune HD): Treble: 8/10 The tapping of the hi-hat on the drums in the song Everlong by Foo Fighters shined through with these headphones. On some poorer-quality MP3s, however, there was an apparent harshness along the 6 KHZ range, involving a slightly piercing "s" sound. Midrange 6/10 There is a slight void in the midrange that is made as a result of the accentuated treble. Although good for house music, hip-hop, and anything else that requires a demanding bass, it may sound as having a "tin-can" effect on music such as classical, jazz, etc. This is my main gripe with the headphone, but it isn't enough to mark down a star considering the price... Read more 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful: Sony MDR-EX57LP, By This review is from: Sony MDR-EX57LP/BLK Headphones (Black) (Electronics) After three disappointments - the expensive Etymotic hf5 (no bass, uncomfortable), JLab J3 (muffled and dull), Sennheiser CX300 (left ear DOA) - being a Sony headphone fan I bought the MDR-EX57LP. For the same moderate price as the JLabs, I got the highs back and an overall smoother presentation. No EQ is required with them, which lets me play my Cowon D2+ flat (using 320kbps mp3). They have a fairly even response, and on most material I have nothing to complain about in this tiny size, and price range. I'm very happy with them. Cord noise is typical for earphones. Cord is the short-left-side-behind-the-neck type. 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:  The description is right, but the model number is wrong., By Pages (Houston, TX) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Sony MDR-EX57LP/BLK Headphones (Black) (Electronics) If you look up MDR-EX57LP on Sony's site it tell you this is the model with a short cord and and extension. This comes with a single long cord. Don't order if you want the extension. |
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