The MDR-MA900 is a full open-air type headphone released by Sony a few years ago, and quickly discontinued. It was meant to be a successor to the not very known MDR-F1 that came…

The Sony MDR-CD3000 are one of the most legendary headphones ever released, produced just after the MDR-R10 and coming with bio-cellulose diaphragms. Now vintage, at almost 30 years old, they are becoming rare…

The MDR-CD1000 are closed headphones released by Sony in 1991, and part of the same line as the famous CD3000. The CD1000 actually uses the same biocellulose drivers found in the CD3000. Same…

The MDR-F1 were Sony open headphones released in 1997, and designed for home use. They were part of the “earspeakers” group of headphones, like the AKG K1000, or more recently the Mysphere and…

The CD1700 was the top of the second line of Sony CD headphones, all released around 1996. The CD3000 was part of the first line from 1991. Like the CD3K, the CD1700 has…

The MDR-CD950 is part of the Sony CD line released in 1991 with the CD1000 and CD3000 being the top of that line. The CD950 is very similar to the CD3000 : same…

The CD2000 was Sony’s old flagship, released in February 2000 and part of the last line of Sony MDR-CD headphones. The previous higher-end Sony CD model was the MDR-CD1700. The MDR-CD3000 is their…