Sony MDR-MV1 - casque de studio
Avantages et inconvénients
par nos spécialistes
Les Sony MDR-MV1 sont un excellent choix pour les professionnels qui ont besoin d'une qualité sonore neutre. Elles offrent une conception confortable et légère, idéale pour les longues sessions. La conception ouverte offre une scène sonore ouverte, mais elle manque d'isolation acoustique. La reproduction des basses est généralement bonne, mais peut parfois être envahissante. Bien que les aiguës puissent être perçantes, elles offrent une excellente imagerie. Elles sont adaptées à une utilisation professionnelle, mais ne disposent pas de microphone intégré ou de commandes.
Avis Sony MDR-MV1 - casque de studio
Basé sur 8 avis
These are really comfortable, lightweight open back headphones that carry a lovely amount of bass. For me the treble needed taming. I use these for everyday while working (not as a sound engineer) and I forget i’m wearing them. I have them connected to a quedlux 5k portable bac/amp which allows me to eq it - not that it needs much at all. I’m a little treble sensitive so I reduced the 6k slightly. Try listening to Dolby atmos and these are fantastic, you feel Immersed is sound. I did a lot of research and tried other headphones. The only downside for me is the length of the cable. It’s a great cable but very long. I wish Sony sold a shorter one.
These are really comfortable, lightweight open back headphones that carry a lovely amount of bass. For me the treble needed taming. I use these for everyday while working (not as a sound engineer) and I forget i’m wearing them. I have them connected to a quedlux 5k portable bac/amp which allows me to eq it - not that it needs much at all. I’m a little treble sensitive so I reduced the 6k slightly. Try listening to Dolby atmos and these are fantastic, you feel Immersed is sound. I did a lot of research and tried other headphones. The only downside for me is the length of the cable. It’s a great cable but very long. I wish Sony sold a shorter one.
Ned the Potter
27 décembre 2025
One of the bassiest open-back headphones we've seen to date.
One of the bassiest open-back headphones we've seen to date.
Trustvoice expert
11 avril 2025
A fun, engaging pair of open-backed wired headphones, and though the MDR-MV1 are from Sony’s professional side, they do a fine job when used for home listening.
A fun, engaging pair of open-backed wired headphones, and though the MDR-MV1 are from Sony’s professional side, they do a fine job when used for home listening.
Trustvoice expert
5 juillet 2024
They have mid tones moved back and are nice with lows and highs. Good for house trance and other clubby genres.
They have mid tones moved back and are nice with lows and highs. Good for house trance and other clubby genres.
Sebastian Wozniak
27 mai 2024
Detailed scene not so open as with Beyer's maybe, but very precise, very good for hi-res sources, gaming, vocals are reproduced perfectly. For best performance require good dac/headphone amp stack. Good'ole Sony studio approach adequate for demanding consumer listeners too. I am waiting for Senns 490 pro since I cannot accommodate my ears to HD-600/560s and such. I currently use Beyer's and Sundara, and both MDR-7601/MDR-900st.
Detailed scene not so open as with Beyer's maybe, but very precise, very good for hi-res sources, gaming, vocals are reproduced perfectly. For best performance require good dac/headphone amp stack. Good'ole Sony studio approach adequate for demanding consumer listeners too. I am waiting for Senns 490 pro since I cannot accommodate my ears to HD-600/560s and such. I currently use Beyer's and Sundara, and both MDR-7601/MDR-900st.
Artur
5 avril 2024
