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Review by
alj
on 2nd Sep 2006
User Rating : 7
Respect :
0
The Sony MDR-EX70LP Fontopia headphones have a nice little kit that comes with them. They also have a generous cord length.
Great sound quality, though they obviously don't match the out-of-ear headphones. The treble is great, and the bass is good. It is a great small package!
I personally do ...
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Review by
smizzy
on 30th Oct 2005
User Rating : 10
Respect :
0
The Sony MDR-EX70LP Fontopia headphones are some of the best ear-buds I have ever used, and the bass is great. Sony made them great, but they cost so much.
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Review by
Rick.
on 6th Jan 2003
User Rating : 3
Respect :
-1
I bought these as an upgrade to my MDR-228LP in-ear phones. I was disappointed in the sound so did a series of comparative tests and found I prefered the MDR-228LP. The EX70s sounded a bit thin particularly in the mid-range so much so that the nature of the music was quite different. Vocals sounded ...
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Review by
Richard M..
on 7th Nov 2002
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+7
I purchased these headphones for use with my Sony Minidisc recorder to replace the supplied earphones, which I found to be a little 'tinny' and susceptible to dropping out of my ears with just the gentlest tug on the cord. I did a lot of online research on a good set of in-ear phones and this model ...
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Review by
Amazon Customer.
expert review 
on 27th Mar 2002
User Rating : 8
Respect :
+26
Sony MDR-EX70LP Fontopia Headphones:
1) The noise elimination. These things work on an earplug principle, meaning they expand and fit your ear-canal, so effectively when the music is on you can't hear much else. You still can hear some ambient sounds, but a lot less than regular earphones. This is ...
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