MDR E755 earphones

MDR E755 earphones

Oct 12, '10 8:16 PM for everyone

Category:	Computers & Electronics
Product Type:	Other
Manufacturer:	SONY

Sony earphones MDR E755

Just one more   earpohone  review!

It was several months time  since a  new chain store with electric appliances  opened  in our area . The local store of the  company Expert  (coop with Dixons )    in a small aperture offers a broad  range of products  from standards electrical  products to gadgets and computers . Looking at the store  I have found these  interesting   earphones  that have 'Dr Spock's' design ie with increased parts that priced at €8  .

I immediately bought them for an analysis .

As you  see its design seems quite much to Mr Spock's (from the series Starwars ) ears but have a bit the feel of the design of my defunct Degen 929  earphones and its cabling has a feeling of rubber wires , that makes them more   difficult to bend than the classical cables

Their audio , reminds me quite much the  very good audio from my defunct Degen 929 that had clear  and wide banded audio comparing to other models I own  . The sound  is  relatively bassy  and very clear trebles nearly as of the 929

Now in comparing to  other
-AKG 313 /315 : the  E755   seems having  more correct bass than the  AKG  models (they seem to filter out/shift  the lower bass )
-Fuze's ears  : even better

Now using to various mp3 players:
Muvi 18 : the sound is great . IN Greek  CDs  that have a  different  equalization of the Asian  CDs it seems as  clearly  as HiFi Also it was great  to listen to artifacts  caused from the relatively high compressions , that was not so clearly audible with other earphones
On Fuze:  the E755  seems  to enhance the audio over the Sansa ears even in lower volumes
Older sansa E130on replacing the Philips ears : little bassier
In several cases bad audio  was better heard using this  headphones

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delete reply portstevos wrote on Oct 14, '10 Howdy Zach, yes, I find an enormous difference in sound quality between different brands of in ear phones, I don't listen all that much with in ear phones though, I like my large Hi Fi stereo system with loudspeakers, headphones or in ear phones make my ears hot and sweaty and itchy especially during our summer time. I also have some full sized cordless headphones that I use for listening to streaming audio off the internet such as when I listen to Radio Taiwan International or ERT 5 Voice of Greece, I can get up and walk around doing other things while I am listening and being of the FM radio transmitter type I can even go outside the house and still pick up perfectly clear reception!! As far as in ear phones go, I have had good results with the Sygnet brand which are a white and orange phone with soft white rubbery cable, they sound even better than the Sony ones I had and of course any of the standard phones that come with MP3 devices are terrible! Lack of volume, bass and treble!!!! The Sygnet phones cost $12.00 Australian, quite cheap really! Best wishes from Australia!

edit delete reply zlgr wrote on Jun 19, '11, edited on Jun 19, '11 Last days these earphones have been broken by my daughter . The left ear bud 's cover has been broken and the bud's mini wires have been cut. It was very good that i had a second set of these ear buds. And really there was a difference in the fidelity of the buds: -First , the audio is quite close but not 100% of the previous set : good audio but lacks the higher (>5Khz) part -Second i lost some fidelity feeling . In several songs i found not the same feeling of the clarity.. Duh .. Need more testing with other equipment

edit delete reply zlgr wrote on Jun 19, '11 And to add more , I asked the local store for more copies of this model. I was very shocked that they could not help me as they only sell what the main store is sending them!! #%$^%$*)