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Sony's MDR-XD200 Studio Monitor Series headphones are dynamically tuned to provide cinema-quality sounds, with deep, booming bass for a great listening experience. Features include high-energy neodymium magnets, a 2.5m extension cord and a convenient sound mode switch to match the sound source. Listen in style and comfort.
Cinema-quality sounds and deep, booming bass. 
Wide, split headband for added listening comfort. Powerful Sound The MDR-XD200 headphones utilize 40mm, long-stroke driver units, along with high-power neodymium magnets, to pump out powerful sound with a wide dynamic range.
An oxygen-free copper cord and gold-plated plug ensure great conductivity, along with corrosion resistance.
Sound Mode Switch
These headphones feature a unique "Sound Mode Switch," allowing on-the-fly adjustment of your headphones' sound. Choose "Music" or "Movie" mode to match your sound source. "Movie" mode provides a bass boost, for higher-impact movie sound, whereas "Music" mode has a flatter EQ suitable for music.
Comfortable Design
Urethane leather ear pads cover your ears comfortably without squeezing, and the adjustable, wide split headband lets you get just the right fit for long listening sessions.
MDR-XD200 Specs Driver Unit: 40mm, dome type Magnet Type: Neodymium (360kJ/m3) Frequency Response: 10Hz - 22,000Hz Impedance: 70 ohms Sensitivity (db): 102dB/mW Power Handling Capacity: 1,500mW (IEC) Cord Length: 3.3 ft (1.0m) What's in the Box MDR-XD200 Headphones, 1/4-Inch Adapter
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This review is from: Sony MDR-XD200 Stereo Headphones (Electronics)
These Sony MDR-XD200 Stereo Headphones are a good low cost little brother to the Sony Studio Monitor Series Headphones MDR-XD400 if you don't use headphones almost 24/7 as I do. While the MDR-XD400s are true audiophile quality with an "airy" sound stage, a dynamite full frequency range and excellent dialogue and vocal clarity doing all kinds of music faithfully, these are the same design--almost--with a good sonic range, fairly flat across the spectrum, the same weight (light) and around-the-ear fit, less distinct when video dialogue's concerned, I can recommend the MDR-XD200s for the budget conscious buyer. They're better in my estimation than the Creative Labs Aurvana Live! headphones 4 times more expensive(!!!), and the CL Aurvana "DJ" headphones I tried were sonically the equal to the MDR-XD400s--and possibly more "rich sounding"--but I returned them because of their weight [almost 16 oz (a full pound)]. Audio Techinca makes some good phones as well and at decent prices, so shop around to select what you feel will do the job intended, read the reviews and remember--It NEVER hurts to buy quality!!! Good listening to you!
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