Any packaging it my phones may have come in/with has probably been mostly decomposed in the local landfill for several years nowJust for reference, Sony has a complete schematic on the packaging for the 7506's so you can figure out exactly what part number you need
.Any packaging it my phones may have come in/with has probably been mostly decomposed in the local landfill for several years now
Unlike most of my larger gear for which I have kept the boxes and packing and docs, most of the small stuff like headphones and such I have not bothered keeping that stuff for.
I suppose I could head down to the local GC and ask to check out one of their packages. Thanks for the tip, x.
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I also figure that with the original Sony part number I might be able to order it direct from Sony for cheaper than $18 a pair. I can't help it, it's the Bohemian blood in meI figured the original packaging was gone, but I figured that wherever sells the headphones locally, you could look at the back of the package there and show them what part and number you need
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Yep, and that info is much appreciated, as I let him know via rep message.
The Japanese eat their weed raw. The good news is they sure can roll 'em tight. The bad news is an hour after you eat 'em you're straight again.We still talking about Sony selling refer???
Yep. There are actually three different models/model numbers that I know of: V600, V6 and 7506 (all MDR prefix) that, as far as I can tell, are identical headphones, just marketed to different vertical markets or at different times. I actually started out with a V600 years ago, which was marketed in consumer audio specialty stores like what Tweeter is nowdays, and found no difference in look, feel, sound, or price between those and the 7506 which is marketed to the pro/prosumer community these days. The only difference was the model number on the backplate. EDIT: Although the pads on the 600 were rubberized/fake leather-coated and not velour-coated.
. But thanks for the lead, Steve, I'll take a look in a minute...Wow, thanks for doing the legwork, Eric. If you looked halfway decent in a skirt (and didn't have extra parts between your legs) I'd hire you as my secretary!
...Wow, thanks for doing the legwork, Eric. If you looked halfway decent in a skirt (and didn't have extra parts between your legs) I'd hire you as my secretary!
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