Sony MDR V600

Pros: Foldable, case, comfortable, long cord, and the sound.

Cons: Expensive, could feel a bit sturdier, adapter can get lost.

The Bottom Line: If you've got a few extra dollars to spend, pick these up.

Review: Alright everyone, here's the story... It was my twentieth birthday (or Christmas, I don't remember) and my mom wanted to get me a present. For the first time in my life she said that we could just go out to the mall and I could pick something I...

Pros: They Fold. Seem Sturdy. Did I mention they fold?

Cons: Horrible on any source < $2000. Muddy, cluttered, not transparent. Doesn't come close to replacing the V6. Needs equalization to sound even close to acceptable. Needs amp.

Review: To tell you the truth, I was extremely confused when I first visited the epinions product page for the MDR-V600. I had purchased a pair of these 7 years ago and returned them within the same week. Wanting to see what all the fuss was about, I...

Pros: Comfortable

Cons: Fair Bass response

Review: Nice headphones, but could use better Bass response. I listen at the stereo or computer everyday and noticed that as good as these feel, I'd wish the sounded just a little better. Certainly no background noise or distortion, but I prefer more thump...

Pros: Excellent balanced sound. Foldable. Come with pouch. Stretchable cord. Gold plated jacks

Cons: jack adaptor screws in (can't replace if lost). Fabric wears out fast.

Review: Had those for about 3 years and very happy with the sound. And it even folds ... kinda :) not really space savers.

Now it's falling apart. The coated fabric covering the cushions in the muffs and the headband is peeling the 'coat' .....

Pros: durable, LOUD, clear, durable, durable

Cons: No major cons - Don't slam em in your car doors

Review: As far as headphone volume, sound quality, and durability, the club/rave DJ sets one of the highest standards. It's just not practical to buy headphones that are too quiet, have a sub-par frequency response, or will break in a month or two. I spent...

Pros: Comfortable, Bang for the Buck

Cons: Sound is not comparable to more pricey headphones

Review: I bought a pair of these headphones about 7 or 8 years ago for a hair under $90. They are still going strong under near daily use. Originally designed to help me ignore my nagging parents (way back then), they now serve to shutout ambient office...

Pros: Crystal Clear, Comfortable

Cons: Difficult to return to case; Case often rips

Review: I originally bought these headphones when I was in the army because I lived in an open barracks with rows of bunk beds and no privacy. I used them to block out conversations and to relax and they worked wonderful. and due to the flexibility of the...

Pros: Good sound isolation

Cons: Awful, closed in sound, boomy uncontrolled bass, extremely poor value.

Review: I purchased these headphones before I knew better. Trust me, you can do a LOT better for the price. I heard these and did a comparison at circuit city and found nothing better near the price. Trouble is, circuit city does this on purpose (of...

Pros: Quality & Comfort

Cons: Needs dedicated Amp

Review: These Headphone are great in quality and comfort.

When I connected directly to a low power source ie. Sound Card or CD player, they were not good to say the least.

Not wanting to give up, I purchased a Rolls headphone Amp and...

Pros: excellent value, comfortable, great response and output

Cons: earfoam/padding disintigration after regular use

The Bottom Line: Best-value headphones for multiple uses, professional and consumer.

Review: I have owned several top-rated headphones over my 7 years of DJing and studio work, and can say with certainty that the Sony MDR-V600 heaphones are BY FAR the best value for the money. Their frequency response is excellent, bass is tight and highs...