Sony MDR-M1 Professional Reference Closed Monitor Headphones

I was a little nervous buying these, I found the WH1000XM4's boxy, I had a set of MDR 1ABT's that I gave to a family member but really loved and some BO H8's that I stood on and broke. I wanted a similar sound to the MDR or BO's and these MDR M1s were the right fit. As I listen to movies and music at home I didn't need bluetooth. They aren't as muddy sounding in the base range as the MDR 1ABT's, but still have good base and with EQ you can get all sorts of similar sounds to match other headphones out there. I'm still tempted to by the Z7M2 just to see what a high end headphone set sound like. I find when I'm out my earbuds are fine (sony buds with good base) but the Z7M2's have a 70mm driver and they say it's like been sourounded by sound. Anyhow, at about $360 for these MDR M1's I found it's a very cheap price. Because there is no bluetooth, just an audio cable I get no compressed signal, better sound and no battery means they are very light, not to mention two less things to fail on headphones. If Sony has a special on the Z7M2's at xmas I may just have to try them to see how much better they are than these MDR M1s. My music is mostly 80s 90s heavy metal, thus the good fast base requirement, but I love movies as well. I've never cared about packing, noice cancellation etc, when I buy headphones for home it's for music.

As a career 7506 user, these are an outstanding upgrade. Sound quality while using the MPC Live 3 is amazing. The translation from headphone mix down to car system is pretty amazing. Simply put, if it sounds good on these, it sounds good everywhere. They feel light but sturdy. The cables feel well built and exact. I’m sure you will find more expensive ones, but they feel like they are a part of the equation that make these headphones what they are. Sometimes, buying after market items may cause issues down the line. I’m an original product kind of guy. I have big head and flat ears and they fit me well. After a few hours of using Fender Pro with a Focusrite, I had no ear fatigue or marks due to weight or tightness. I paid $200+ on these and I feel like I have a new companion for the next decade, so I will say that it’s worth the price. I’ve used expensive headphones at other locations and they are something special, but there is something pure about the quality of sound these have that tells me that I’m going to have these for a long time.

Phone Sony de alta Qualidade sonora Capta bem as frequências. Tem boa flexibilidade é confortável Aguenta bem um áudio em bom volume alto com equalização pesada de médios graves e agudos.

値段は国内仕様よりも高価だったが、値段なりのすばらしい商品でした。私の身近ではここでしか購入できない商品でしたので、その機会があることそのものは所有欲が満たされてとても良かったです。

Me parecen unos audífonos increíbles, algo caros, recomiendo comprarlos en descuento para que valgan más la pena. Los uso como segunda referencia de mezcla junto a mis Neumann NDH 30, dan una buena referencia de tú música de como sonaría en audífonos cerrados. Son muy cómodos, para escucha en tu día son perfectos. Si vas a decidir usarlos como audífonos de diario debes comprar un DAC si o si, esto para sacarles el jugo al máximo, si usas un dongle o entrada jack tradicional, puede que se queden cortos (obvio, son audifonos de grado profesional, esto pasa debido a su impedancia) (Edit: probándolos más tiempo, noto una imagen estéreo muy bien representada para ser cerrados, son una buena opción para mezcla, no los he probado para mastering aún)