why does the sony mdr-ex210 coast more then the sony secure fit dynamicearbud
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According to the specs, they both seems to be the same product. Probably the marketing strategy? lol
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The adapter has a certain measurement that I have forgotten, but if your appliance does not take the smaller 3.5 mm headphones, then it probably does. It is larger than the 3.5 mm size.
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Hi Larry Fleischer, There is one available from the link below: http://www.amazon.com/Sony-MDR-W014-Earphones-Players-Radios/dp/B005GI7IW4/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1412792080&sr=1-1&keywords=mdrw014 Hope this helps! Vincent
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I have owned both pairs in the past 3 months and myself as well as my roomate like how the freedom sprint fits better in our ears. With that being said it may just mean we need to play with the attachments more. However alot of customer reviews on the apple website also state they don't fit their ears as well either. The bluebuds X are a little bigger outward and their center of gravity is outward more and thus they seem to want to fall out of your ear even when oriented in the secure fit orientation. The freedom sprint have two options to fit in the over ear position or inner ear and bluebuds x only fit inner ear style. The secure fit orientation is nice, but IMO it takes way too much adjustment to get it right as I still can't find that sweet spot. Pros: Bluebud X sound is great if you can get it to fit and stay. Also the secure fit gets the cord off your neck which is way better than sticking to your neck when you get sweaty. Cons: Bluebud X is smaller in size, but sticks out too far and may cause ear buds to fall out easier beacause of that. Some people don't like the way they fit in your ear. I'd say freedom sprint in terms of cost and ease of use.
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Hey Guy! I looked up Decibullz ear moldings, and first off: what a great product. (I think I'm going to purchase some of those soon. Custom Earphone applications normally are sky high in price, Decibullz are only $15??? AND remoldable? mind is blown.....) I've never used Decibullz but I can tell you that the sony mdrex58v's have a 9mm driver (the part that the Decibullz would snap on to). If the size is the same, they'll probably work as 9mm is a common size BUT I'd double check with the support at www.decibullz.com/contact-us/ to make sure they're compatible. Hope this helps sir!
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I don't know. I do know that my Sony MDR7506 take a different Beyerdynamic pad. I would contact Panasonic for info.
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Hi Tim C., if you will check the tip of the headphone jack on this Sony MDR-ZX300IP/B consist of 3 black circular rings. It then separate 4 polarity consisting of MIC- (tip), Speaker+(ring 1), Mic+(ring 2) and ground (end part). Your 2.5 jack only consist of 2 black ring giving 3 polarities (Mic-, Mic+ and ground) and this eliminate the speaker of the headphones. Needless to say, they are not compatible. -Ely
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Hi Mindcontrol, MDRXB50AP is better because it does have multi function button. Thanks. &gt;joffrey
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you can go to sennheiser website to see which one is the authorize third party seller. I bought mine fro J&R; in New York. It was cheaper and more trusted.
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Yes, I think it will probably fit very nicely since the MDR-Z7's look like they are very large (i.e. larger than the typical Sony MDR-V6). If the case is too big then there is a smaller model of this same case available that will fit. Amazon makes it easy to exchange the case if the size is wrong.
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This case is huge. I got a pair of SONY MDR V55 an even unfolded they fit perfectly. However, I think this case is too much trouble for travelling since it is really big.
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I bought this product for my Sony MDRXB400 headphones and they fit perfectly. There's still extra room left and I've seen most Sony MDR models and think most would fit in this case. Not entirely sure if the 900 is bigger than the ones I have and if so, by how much. Hope this helps!
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this thing is huge, it will fit my denon d5000 or akg k700 with room to spare. it may be too big for the mdr z7.
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Hi Paul, Here are the compatible models: MDR-EX33LP, MDR-EX34SC, MDR-EX35B, MDR-EX36V, MDR-EX56LP, MDR-EX76, MDR-EX300, MDR-EX500LP, MDR-EX700LP, MDR-XB20EX, MDR-XB40EX, DR-BT160AS, DR-BT160iK, DR-BT100CX. -Anthony
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The best have the silicone outside and a memory foam inside next to the nub where the ear buds are they are made for Sonys my Paltry EX083 (came with my 16 GB Sonys 2 years back I have several mp3 brands these were best I heard from one from manufacture ,tried 3 kinds the 700s tout the silicon with I can only call it memory foam . If you get nervous get the Veritas Memory Foam Tips (same as Comply ,half price both excellent call either Company they will help you I love the Sonys with the layers
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i have a pair of the lp2 and i have played around with the dna's. the vmoda headphones are far better quality/better built and have better sound. on top of it all you can even customize the metal shields to make it your own, you cant do that with the dna's
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Both are excellent and very similar. The MDRV6 was the original design of the two and was issued a few years earlier. The components, drivers, ancillary parts of both models appear to be virtually identical. The MDR 7506 was issued by Sony at the behest of recording & mixing engineers who preferred a less pronounced bass and a more prominently enhanced mid and upper mid-range tonal balance (NOT for listening enjoyment reasons!... but to more readily detect noise and distortions in the recording and mixing process... Live DJ's also seem to prefer the 7506 model at public events because the enhanced mid-range brightness helps drown out ambient hall sounds and crowd noises). The V6 and 7506 sound quite similar to most folks. Although I can usually detect a very subtle and nuanced difference between the V6 and 7506, I can only hear a meaningful difference between the two models on less than 1 out of 10 recordings in my collection. I prefer the V6 because it has all the mid and upper mid-range "sparkle", clarity & brightness sufficient to suit my taste and (to my ears) the V6 packs a much more impressive and clean tight bass wallop on those recordings that do feature and emphasize extreme dynamic range, powerful super fast transients, excessive deep bass elements, and/or contain very loud percussive passages.