whats the difference between MDRDS6500 AND mdr-Ds6500
1398304
Seems to me they are the same item identification number and that some of the letters were not capitalized. I don't mean to be flippent. I still like my head phones. The only problem I have found so far is they don't like metal closit rods. When I am hanging up my laundry or other wise looking through my closit the sound will cutout completly then come back. If I stay away from the closit rods they are just great.
1398305
Far as I can tell..... no difference. MDR- DS6500 is the way it appears in the owner's manual and represents the model number of the system (processor and headphones). Processor only has a model number of DP -RF6500 and headphones only has a model number of MDR-RF6500.
1398306
MDRDS6500 and mdr-Ds6500 refer to the same product, I.e. there is no difference.
2152714
It's possible but seems not reasonable. The same effect you can achieve using MDR DS 6500 ( much more cheaper)
1133930
I own both and the are essentially identical except in one aspect. They are the same size and capacity and made with the same parts and electronic controls. This difference is that the 700, that I bought 9 years ago, included a special KF antimicrobial filter in it that is not mentioned in the new 220. It obviously cut the mfr's cost but has no impact on the softening ability of the unit that I've now owned a few months, running flawlessly. Very easy to install and set-up so long as you provide the in and out plumbing.
1361610
One is 16 GB the other is 64 GB other than that I believe they are the same....
1551975
One is basically for Console games, the other, Z version, is for PCs mainly. I would not recommend purchasing these headphones at all. They broke after 5 months and Turtle Beach never responded to my trying to get them replaced. They have ignored every attempt to get them replaced while under warranty. I would never recommend their products.
1865739
If I remember correctly the only difference is that the new model does not have the Dr Dre logo on it. Other than that I think it's the same.
658196
they are completely different. M50 are closed, transportable, rugged - better for dj, on the move... K701 are for home use only. max comfort, open (=of course much better sound). Adam, in-ear.com
1266188
Excuse me, I didn´t understand your question. But if it helps, I can tell you that I bought these ones to replace the original Sony pads. These ones fit extremelly well on the MDR-7506 or MDR-V6, in fact, they fit much more better than the originals, my MDR-7506 came back to life with a better look and fit, even I can appreciate much better the sound because I do not get tired with prolonged use.
1538975
The PSR-E433 is not like the DGX-640 it does not have weighted pianostyle keys like the DGX-640, instead it has unweighted organ style keysand yes it is a moderatly light touch. I would assume the DGX-640 has asimilar or better piano model (sound) than the PSR-E433. If your soundsare off there may be a problem with your keyboard and it may needservice. In general the DGX-640 is a much nicer keyboard - but it ismore of a piano than an organ, while the E433 is more organ-like.
476649
There are 4 main New Features for the DGX 650 over the DGX 640. These include the STYLE RECOMMENDER (helps you find appropriate backing track (drums etc.) based on the rhythm of a song you are playing), AUDIO RECORDING - the ability to record audio in WAV format (not just MIDI anymore!), SPEAKER OVERRIDE (can route keyboard through sound system and keep the sound coming out of the keyboard speakers also so you can use the keyboard speakers as your monitor). This is very important to me, and AUX INPUT (play along with an MP3 player). --BB
1101384
Another difference is that the older model doesn't allow file management, you cannot copy, move, or delete files between usb drives. I don't know if that has changed with the firmware update, but if anyone can answer that here, I would appreciate it.Another question I have is does the Live natively decode DTS?
2054014
THAT is the difference. Many DJ's prefer the lack of bass in 7506, but I prefer the inclusion of bass for studio/audio recording. The MDRV6 made a comeback due to a loyal fanbase even though both are commonly found in recording studios. Check out Howard Stern and various DJ vids on youtube.MDRV6Audio*Impedance : 63 ohms*Driver Unit : 40mm*Sensitivity (db) : 106dB/mW*Frequency Response : 5Hz - 30,000HzMDR7506Audio*Impedance : 24 ohms*Driver Unit : 50mm*Sensitivity (db) : 107dB/mW*Frequency Response : 5Hz - 80,000Hz THAT is the difference. Many DJ's prefer the lack of bass in 7506, but I prefer the inclusion of bass for studio/audio recording. The MDRV6 made a comeback due to a loyal fanbase even though both are commonly found in recording studios. Check out Howard Stern and various DJ vids on youtube.MDRV6Audio*Impedance : 63 ohms*Driver Unit : 40mm*Sensitivity (db) : 106dB/mW*Frequency Response : 5Hz - 30,000HzMDR7506Audio*Impedance : 24 ohms*Driver Unit : 50mm*Sensitivity (db) : 107dB/mW*Frequency Response : 5Hz -... » Read More THAT is the difference. Many DJ's prefer the lack of bass in 7506, but I prefer the inclusion of bass for studio/audio recording. The MDRV6 made a comeback due to a loyal fanbase even though both are commonly found in recording studios. Check out Howard Stern and various DJ vids on youtube.MDRV6Audio*Impedance : 63 ohms*Driver Unit : 40mm*Sensitivity (db) : 106dB/mW*Frequency Response : 5Hz - 30,000HzMDR7506Audio*Impedance : 24 ohms*Driver Unit : 50mm*Sensitivity (db) : 107dB/mW*Frequency Response : 5Hz - 80,000Hz « Show Less
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It explains it in the manual, but essentially you have to get a MIDI to USB converter and plug the MIDI in and out into the DD65 and the USB into your computer where you are running your DAW.
1161825
Yeah, man: as I wrote in my review, the MDR-V55 are practical for both indoor and outdoor use, they have strong-bodied sound and are are well built, so they're great at around $60. I suggest you compare the V55s (DJ style) with the XB400 or XB450 (compact style) and see which looks best to you, since they pump out the same sweet bass response.
725269
Hi, I think that you have to keep in mind is that Marantz has discontinued the CD6004 and his catalog appears with the same Price, in addition to the term HI FI. I would opt for the DC6005.
1128701
Looking at the Yamaha site 'compare' it appears that there is almost no difference between the units except MHL. Interestingly the MSRP is the same so I can't explain why the $150 difference in price.
1649924
I have both of them and I can honestly tell you that, sound wise, these are better. They also seem to fit more snugly around the ear without being uncomfortable, and they do not leak as much sound. But build quality wise- the mdr xb500 stands out much more. The swivel design tends to be more easier to break than the solid design of the sony mdr-xb500. The wire of the sony mdr-xb500 series is also thicker. These have a more striated design. If you tend to go through headphones due to breaking, I would not recommend these headphones.