Sony Mdr 1A Lightning Cable

[1200 mW] You were looking at Sony MDR-7506 headphones, right? These are basically them. These are so much like them that they cost the same and B&H has a combo kit that includes one of each. The principal difference is that the audio cable isn't hardwired, so you can change it. You will either like that the cable pulls out of the jack in the ear cups, or it will annoy you. The coiled cable is kind of heavy and if it gets caught on something, suddenly you can't hear anything. But that was a choice they made so you're not putting stress on the connection.

[116 dB] I've been using Sony MDR V6 (old version of the ubiquitous 7506) for many years and finally bought 3 more sets of the Senal's for my camera operators. The removable cable is fantastic since they can swap out between the two included cables, a short straight cable or a long coiled one. Both cables lock securely with a 1/4 turn and they sound just fine. I have not used them extensively yet, but the camera ops and I are happy!

[Multi Coated] I really like the warmth of the 812. I use them instead of a 1A as lens prorection.

[Touch Fastener] For $ this is a good pick. sounds pretty similar to a sony mdr 7506

[4 ohms] The adapter works great with Sony MDR-ZX110AP headphones w/inline mic.

[0.01 lb] It's amazing how these jacks disappear on a job. Fits my Sony MDR-7506 to a tee.

[0.0" / 0.9 mm] I got this as a replacement for the adapter that came with my SONY MDR-7506 headphones. Fits perfectly. Buy it.

[Gold] I recently noticed my Sony MDR ZX-100's which have served me quite well over the years,were starting show signs of wear on the ear cups. That's when I decided it was time for new headphones. Shopping B&H online,I spotted the Sony MDR-ZX110 Headphones. Boy,did I ever make the right choice! They are as comfortable as the old ones & the sound is crisp & clear with a warm,rich bass response you might expect from higher priced models. These are great headphones for the money. I certainly recommend them.

[Orange] I used these on my 12 year old Sony MDR-7506's. They were well packaged and really well made. Easy to install, no unscrewing or disassembly, just slip them on and you're ready to go. Really comfy and look amazing too. Made in Canada, I don't think you can go wrong with these if your pads/covers are fading give this a shot. The price is right :) They feel like new again ^_^

[0.455 lb] The Sony MDR-7506 has long been a standard in the audio/broadcast industry - for a reason. It has excellent voice articulation, reveals any defect in an audio source and is light and comfortable to wear for long periods. It's reasonable price and inclusion of a screw-on 1/8 to 1/4 inch stereo adapter plug means its accessible to most and ready to go right out of the box. A long but coiled cord maximizes flexibility. And if something breaks - parts are available - or just get another one. It's NOT at the pricey end of the spectrum for professional cans. Nothing fancy, here and no bragging rights - It just works - VERY well.