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DEUTSCH
Ich verkaufe meine Sony MDR-7506 Studiokopfhörer, weil ich inzwischen andere Kopfhörer benutze. Sie funktionieren und kommen mit einem abnehmbaren 3,5-mm-Kabel sowie einem stabilen Hartschalen-Transportcase.
Wichtig: Der normalerweise fest montierte Kabelanschluss wurde professionell/praktisch auf eine abnehmbare 3,5-mm-Buchse umgebaut. Das ist keine originale Sony-Ausführung, macht das Kabel aber leicht austauschbar. Der Umbau und die Buchse sind auf den Fotos deutlich zu sehen.
Die Ohrpolster sind in gutem gebrauchten Zustand. Am Rand des Kopfbügels gibt es sichtbare Gebrauchsspuren; bitte die Detailfotos ansehen.
Technische Eckdaten (Herstellerangaben zum MDR-7506):
- geschlossener dynamischer Studiokopfhörer
- 63 Ohm Impedanz
- Frequenzbereich 10 Hz bis 20 kHz
- faltbare Konstruktion
Enthalten:
- Sony MDR-7506
- abnehmbares 3,5-mm-Kabel
- Hartschalen-Transportcase
Abholung ist möglich, alternativ versicherter DHL-Versand für 6,19 €.
ENGLISH
I am selling my Sony MDR-7506 studio headphones because I now use a different pair. They work correctly and include a detachable 3.5 mm cable and a protective hard carrying case.
Important: the normally fixed cable connection has been modified to use a detachable 3.5 mm socket. This is not an original Sony configuration, but it makes the cable easy to replace. The modification and socket are clearly shown in the photographs.
The ear pads are in good used condition. There is visible wear along the edge of the headband; please see the detail photographs. Pickup is welcome, or insured DHL shipping is available for €6.19.
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