MDR-1000X

Posted on Tue 2nd, February 2021

• #1

sentiero

Does anyone have a pair of these (or similar..) in decent nick but lying unused?
Thanks!
• #2

Adlopa

Not what you asked, but if you don't find anything...

I have an old pair of the OG Sony MDR-NC500, but they're wired – not wireless. Great noise cancelling, though – I only used them for the 12 months I worked in an office full of noisy sales people (of which I wasn't one). Boxed and everything.
• #3

sentiero

They’re a blast from the past! Am tempted, but think I’ll invariably wind up needing something wireless as well, so will pass on those. Thanks though.
• #4

FarCorfe

If you ever need to use the mic on these, then I would look elsewhere. I have a pair and they are next to useless for video conferencing/calls - brilliant otherwise though.

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