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Sony MDR-7550 in-ear monitors

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Sony MDR-7550 in-ear monitors
Product no: SON-MDR-7550 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 2-year warranty.

General

Sony is renowned for their use of innovative technology, and with the MDR series, they almost seem to be showing off. Take the MDR-7550 in-ear monitors, for instance. Thanks to their 16mm driver, these in-ears have a wide frequency range, which means you can use them for a variety of applications.

Sony MDR-7550: optimal comfort and perfect fit

Sony's MDR-7550s have been developed for long-term listening, and come with silicone ear buds in three different sizes, which have been redesigned and optimised to ensure a perfect fit. Additionally, the in-ear monitors feature flexible ear hangers made of TEKNOROTE™ material that can easily be shaped to fit the unique shape of your ears, ensuring optimal comfort.

In-ear monitors with a unique diaphragm and sound

Sony's MDR-7550 in-ear monitors are equipped with a 16mm diaphragm of an extraordinary build. It consists of several hundred layers of polymer, each less than 0.01 micron thick, resulting in a unique diaphragm that delivers sound like you've never heard before.

Specifications

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	258 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	24,5 x 16,0 x 5,5 cm

Product specifications

16mm drive with ML diaphragm
in-ear monitor design
flexible TEKNOROTE™ ear hangers for superior comfort
hybrid silicone/rubber earbuds
three different sizes included
frequency range: 3 Hz to 28 kHz
high power capacity: 500 mW
magnet type: neodymium
impedance: 16 ohms
sensitivity: 108 dB/mW
gold-plated connectors and OFC cable
cord length: 1.6 m
included: soft case and unimatch adapter 6.3mm/3.5mm jack
weight: 7 g

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