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If you're looking for big booming bass, look no further. Boasting 50mm drivers with low frequencies that crush the competition, these Extra Bass headphones are the definitive choice. Step up to Sony's long-awaited, high-end MDR-XB700 Extra Bass headphones. Engineered with an oxygen-free copper (OFC) voice coil for clear sound with no degradation, these bad boys were destined for handling high power (3000mW). You will also appreciate the circumaural, closed-design ear cushions, padded headband and of course the enormous 50mm Extra Bass diaphragm driver units. Includes a carrying pouch to protect your investment.
Featuring enormous 50mm Extra Bass diaphragm driver units 50mm Driver Units Exclusively engineered by Sony, the extra-large 50mm Extra Bass diaphragm driver units accurately reproduce ultra-low frequency sounds and deliver larger than life, rich, deep bass reproduction.
Closed, Dynamic Design
Experience the ultimate in comfortable listening with the Extra Bass headphones' over-the head, around the ear circumaural design. The drivers inside the ear cups are angled parallel to your ears to not only reduce pressure, but increase comfort and deliver an unbelievable listening experience.
Flat Y-type Cord
Minimize tangles while you're on the move with the flat yet durable Y-type 3.9ft. (1.2m) cord. Also includes a gold-plated, L-shaped stereo mini plug.
Direct Vibe Structure
Built with a direct vibe structure to ensure high audio fidelity, the Extra Bass headphones feature a tightly sealed acoustic design that allows for a high level of sound isolation which reproduces powerful and extended bass sound.
Delivering larger than life, rich, deep bass reproduction Optimal Sound Quality Sound leakage and a loss in audio quality are minimized thanks to a sealed acoustic design. Additionally, the MDR-XB700 headphones have an exceptionally wide frequency response from 3-28,000 Hz.
Oxygen-Free Copper
Designed for a crisp, clear signal with no degradation, the OFC voice coil is made for high power handling capacity (3000mW).
King-Sized Ear Cushions
Providing more than exceptional sound, the Extra Bass headphones feature ultra-thick, pressure-relieving ear cushions for supreme comfort and better acoustic performance. Each earcup measures 2.0 inches in thickness and 4.3 inches in diameter. The flat and seamless, padded headband delivers enhanced wearing comfort.
Supplied Carrying Pouch
Easily carry your Extra Bass headphones wherever you go with the included carrying pouch.
What's in the Box?
Sony MDR-XB700 Extra Bass headphones, carrying pouch, instruction manual, warranty.
Technical Specifications
- Headphone Type: Closed supra-aural
- Driver Unit: Dynamic 50mm, dome type
- Frequency Response: 3 - 28,000Hz
- Impedance: 24 Ohms
- Sensitivity (db): 106 dB/mW
- Power Handling Capacity: 3000mW
- Weight: 10.41 oz
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This review is from: Sony MDR-XB700 Extra Bass Headphones (Electronics)
They just broke on me Today. The screws that keep the Left side attached just came out (I assume it was combination of glue as well). It went on for about 2 weeks and then finally came undone. If not for that I'd say they were some of the best 80.00 headphones I've ever used.
Btw, I'm a DJ who has used headphones from 400.00 to 10.00. My main thing is durability (because most companies seem to know how to make them sound ok) and no matter what I've paid they always seem to fall apart in some way shape or form. On a side note I think the Pioneer DJ Headphones (they're the most expensive ones I've used) aren't anything amazing. Oddly enough the headphones I keep going back to are the Sony MDR-7506's. They are louder than the AKG's (which I love but they aren't loud enough to actually DJ with, but they are great studio headphones) and built like tanks. I always thought it was dumb to be using them for DJing and always tried this or the other "Optimal DJ Headphone" but truth be told it's all about being comfortable being able to hear what you want to mix. That's it.
I really wish the 400.00 headphones did something a bit better than the 80.00 headphones (hell, at least a better warranty) but that still seems to be said.
The XB700 are good for keeping in your room for personal use but if you intend to lug them around, throw them in a bag, have them out in the elements/weather etc. then they won't last you more than 2 years.
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