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Sony MDR-Z7 High-Resolution Audio Headphones

Model: MDRZ7

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Specifications

Packaging Info

Package Weight 2.65 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH) 9.4 x 8.8 x 6.2"

General Information

Magnet Neodymium
Frequency Response 3 Hz to 100 kHz
Sensitivity 102 dB/mW
Type Dynamic, closed, circumaural
Cable Type: Y-typeDetachable Cable Length: 9.8' (3 m)Balanced Connection Cable: 6.6' (2 m)
Plug Gold-plated mini
Weight 11.8 oz (335 g), without cable
Impedance 70 Ω @ 1 kHz
Driver 70 mm dynamic dome
Expert Reviews
Sound vision magazine.34752726
20 March 2015
8.8/10

Sony's back with a winner! The MDR-Z7 looks, feels, and sounds like a high-end headphone. The Sony PHA-3 has undeniable synergy with the MDR-Z7, but sounds terrific with other headphones.

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    Yummy sound, nice bass, clear top end, Impeccable Japanese build quality, Huge soundstage for a closed-back design, Handles ultra-high-res 384kHz/32bit files, Does DSD at 2.8MHz and 5.6MHz, Single-ended and balanced headphone outputs

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    Doesn’t fold for compact storage, No indicator for remaining battery charge

Cnet.33586669
14 February 2015
8.5/10

While expensive, the well-built and supercomfortable Sony MDR-Z7 can go toe to toe with competing high-end audiophile headphones.

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    The Sony MDR-Z7 is a well-crafted, very comfortable audiophile-grade headphone that features well-balanced, articulate sound. For a closed-back headphone, the soundstage is wide (it sounds more like an open-back headphone).

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    Expensive; no protective carrying case or pouch.

Secrets of home theater and high fidelity.34751868
4 March 2015

The Sony MDR-Z7’s are not perfect. The midrange was sometimes a bit recessed and the bass was not the tightest or most extended that I have experienced. They were also a bit warm sounding compared to other audiophile headphones I have heard.

User Reviews
13 January 2016
10/10

The Sony MDR-Z7's are fantastic. However, at over $500 they aren't for the casual listener. Any over -the-ear CAN will make your music appear to sound better because the sound is more immediate versus a loudspeaker.

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    Well Built. Very comfortable. Great sound stage. Two cables: Standard single line input and a second balanced line input with separate left & right connections. Makes well mastered recordings and Hi-Res material sound great and average recordings sound better. Coolness is subjective, so 5 Stars.

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    Really not a "Con" but as they are very revealing poorly mastered material may sound worse than with average CAN's so be forewarned. Expensive but no more than any other set of CANs in the same category.

Product Highlights
  • 70mm Drivers
  • 3Hz to 100kHz Frequency Response
  • Closed-Back Design
  • Leather Earpads
  • Balanced Cable
  • Headphone Cable
  • Unimatch Plug Adapter
8.8/10
Average Expert Score
8.8/10
Average User Score
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