Sony Mdr 7506 Large Diaphragm Foldable Headphones

[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.

[0.345 lb] I've had my Sony MDR-7506 headphones for ten years or so, and the original ear-pieces flaked off a couple of years in. Not sure why I waited so long to replace them. I've seen some complaints about these being too small, and while they certainly are smaller than the OEM earpads, they're plenty comfortable for me and I had no trouble getting them on the headphones. These are my go-to monitoring and mixing headphones, and they're much more comfortable and effective with this purchase.

[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.

[0.685 lb] Bought this to keep my Sony MDR-7506 headphones from getting crushed when being transported to gigs and recording sessions. They fit perfectly in this case.

[Black] Don't laugh: these sound better than my Sony MDR-7506 headphones that cost WAY more! These headphones are comfortable, easy to use, convenient as hell and come with extra rubber ear pieces.

[0.05 lb] Got 2 sets of these as replacement earpads for our Sony MDR-7506 headphones that we use for interviews and post production. perfect fit, excellent comfort. Better than originals!

[Leather] The original earpads on Sony MDR-7506 headphones are fairly flimsy and degrade quickly. These leather earpads should last much longer and feel much better.

[Dynamic] The Senal headphones were an excellent purchase. I had previously always used the Sony MDR-7506. The Senal SMH-1000 are definitely in that class. And I dig that it came with a stand which is sturdy and professional looking.

[Leather] Have had my Sony MDR-7506 headphones for the better part of ten years. They have held up wonderfully, but alas the earpads have not fared as well. The pads I had previously (can't remember if they were OEM or a second pair bought several years ago) were covered with a thin synthetic type membrane that eventually just disintegrated into shreds from normal wearing. I finally ordered these Auray pads from B&H and am loving them after a few weeks of daily use. I can't vouch for how long they will last, but I can pretty much guarantee it's going to be a lot longer than what I had previously. And, they are really comfortable! I was on the fence initially because of the slightly higher price, but now that I've been using them, I have no regrets and am really glad I sprung for these. Yay!

[117 dB typical] These headphones replace a pair of Sony MDR-7506 phones for me. I bought these for live sound reinforcement. They are not as Foprward sounding as the Sonys, and I like that. They're very balanced through the spectrum. They are sealed, so I do get some isolation for cueing and monitoring my audio for video mix. The bass seems to overload a little faster than I would expect, so I wish they handled a bit more in the low end. But I do like the phones a lot and have purchased a second pair for my office.