Sony MDR-G54LP

• Average user rating: 3.0 stars out of 12 reviews
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• 2 stars

  Stay on my ears, will ya!!

  by on February 12, 2005

  Pros: Sound is alright, cord length is perfect for me.

  Cons: Maybe it's just my ears and my head, but these headphones have the smallest pads and they won't stay on your ear. Do not confuse these headphones with the MDR-G74SL, which have the big pad. Anyway, these have to be adjusted perfectly for the small pad to

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• 8 stars

  Not too shabby

  by The Big M on July 12, 2007

  Pros: Great sound with plenty of bass, stylish, ligh weight

  Cons: Delicate feel, feel awkward if you wear glasses.

• 9 stars

  Are you guys wierd?

  by yawdapaah on August 14, 2006

  Pros: Amazing sound quality

  Cons: Interfere with glasses

  Summary: These pair have amazing sound. I don't know what you guys are whining about, but they beat out my Koss PortaPro's in sound quality. The only thing I ...

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  Summary: These pair have amazing sound. I don't know what you guys are whining about, but they beat out my Koss PortaPro's in sound quality. The only thing I don't like is that they interfere with my glasses - but it's too bad.

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• 8 stars

  Impressive sound Q for price

  by jcsxnet on May 10, 2006

  Pros: Great highs and mids, spectacular classical music reproduction

  Cons: Bass could be just a little bit more warm, had to get used to feel.

  Summary: When it comes down to the grinder, these headphones really exceed my expectations. The neodymium magnets churn out amazingly detailed highs and mids and the bass is also superlative.
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  Summary: When it comes down to the grinder, these headphones really exceed my expectations. The neodymium magnets churn out amazingly detailed highs and mids and the bass is also superlative.
  My only issue(s) with these headphones is that the way they sit on the ears is a bit funny at first but within 5 to 10 hours of wear you get used to them and because they are so light, you don't even feel them.
  The bass could have a little bit more impact at lower volumes but when you start to turn the volume up, it's all jammin' from there on.
  
  To sum things up, for $15-$20, these headphones are a great choice if you listen to a variety of music and you want lightweight combined with glistening audio.

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• 7 stars

  good head phones for the price

  by carly2171 on November 4, 2005

  Pros: look good, pretty solid sound all around

  Cons: get uncomfortable after wearing them for a long time

  Summary: Really good sound and cost less then $20, can't argue with that. 'nough said......

  Summary: Really good sound and cost less then $20, can't argue with that. 'nough said......

• 3 stars

  Not even as good as the cheap-o ipod ear buds

  by joeextra1 on April 27, 2005

  Pros: Cheap, stylish

  Cons: Uncomfortable, sound not good

  Summary: The cheap-o earbuds I got with the ipod mini are more comfortable and have much more oomph than these things. They do hurt the ears. Plus, if you're just ...

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  Summary: The cheap-o earbuds I got with the ipod mini are more comfortable and have much more oomph than these things. They do hurt the ears. Plus, if you're just trying to relax in a chair, you can't rest your head back because this will push the things forward & off your ears. If you're on a budget, not into sound quality, and would take Van Gogh-esque pleasure in the feeling of a hacksaw slowly cutting off your ears, these are ideal.

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• 9 stars

  Great product for its price

  by k1d_koala on March 20, 2005

  Pros: Lightweight, comfortable, very good sound for its price, very affordable

  Cons: Entry level, so there are better headphones out there...

• 4 stars

  Ouch my ears

  by on December 7, 2004

  Pros: Good sound for price

  Cons: These looked comfortable - but boy I was wrong. The headphones rest on top of your ears and I find wearing them for any length of time (I use them in the office to listen to web radio) really hurts the top of my ears.

• 7 stars

  Very Nice for its price

  by on July 17, 2004

  Pros: for 20 bucks, this headphones probably the best deal i ever know. the sound quality are awesome for its price. it has good somewhat thumping bass and very efficient even at low volume. i recommend them on many kind of music especially trance and hip-hop.

  Cons: i had them for like 6 months now. i don't know if is it defective or i've done somthing that messes it. i love music with high treble and bass. after 6 months, these weird rattle sound just show up, especially with music with high bass. not exatly knowing

• 6 stars

  Good for $20

  by on July 5, 2004

  Pros: Sounds better than other headphones in the Sub $30 price range (particularly the Koss of the same style). Much more comfortalbe than the Sony MDR-G52 headphones that I am replacing. I wear glasses, and these do not pinch my ears like the G52 and most othe

  Cons: First impression is that these are fragile. Sound quality is still only what I would expect from a set of bargain headphones.

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