Sony MDRV6

The Sony MDR-V6 definitely qualifies as a classic headphone. It was introduced way back in 1985, and while Sony has since released a string of "improved" and more expensive V6 inspired models -- the MDR-V600, MDR-7506 , and MDR-7509HD -- the $109.99-list MDR-V6 is still available.

The Sony MDR-V6 closed-back, full-size headphones sound great and are comfortable to wear for hours at a time; Their sound is also very well-balanced and crisp -- they sound great for the money

With its coiled; pro-style cable and lack of an inline remote/microphone; some will find the V6s less mobile-friendly than more modern headphones

With fantastic audio quality for a low price point, the Sony MDR-V6s are great studio monitors for the music hobbyist or student who isn’t ready to shell out several grand for a setup at home. These headphones have been around for a long time, and it’s easy to see why.

This hugely popular phone has been around for decades, and for a reason: it offers a pleasing sound with comfort and nominal portability - and comfort. At higher volumes, there can be a certain hardness to the sound at around the 3k level.

Sony?MDR-V6

I bought these based on internet reviews. I was a bit cautious about buying a product without hearing it first, but once I arrived at the store, they had a pair that I could try before I bought it. I can say that they are high quality headphones (both in sound and construction).

Sound - Clarity, Accurate bass, and the ear pads cover your whole ear; Also it came with 1 year warranty in Australia

The cable is too long in my opinion; It is coiled, but its still a little bit annoying; I shouldn't complain, this is only a very minor weakness