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Input:
This purchase represents my fourth set of Sony MDR-V6s. (We also bought a pair Beyerdynamic replacement ear pads for the time when the original ear pads begin to wear out.) One set is connected to our iMac, another is used with an upstairs AV receiver, and the 3rd set is for the family room receiver. Members of the family use a fourth set at their home. Speaking of longevity, we bought our first V6 in 1991 and it still works! We see no reason to buy any other headphones. They represent an outstandingly affordable value for a high performing headphone.

The packaging has changed from gold to black. Printed on the packaging: "Headphones: Made in Thailand; Soft case: Made in China" (2014 Sony Corporation).

Improving one's listening experience with the Sony MDR V6: In 2015 we connected an Orei DA21 Optical SPDIF/Coaxial Digital to RCA L/R Analog Audio Converter from our iMac audio out port, using a TOSlink adapter added to an audio optical digital cable. The S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format) optical digital output is automatically selected when an S/PDIF optical digital output device is detected on the iMac's combination headphone port. We spent about $50 for these items. See the image.

Merely connecting headphones to the iMac phone port, well, it's acceptable. But after connecting the headphones to the Orei DA21, which, in turn, is joined by optical digital cable terminated with a TOSlink adapter and plugged into the phone port, the sound of the Sony MDR V6 with the Orei DA21 becomes richly enhanced far beyond just plugging the V6 directly into the audio out port. Bass, mids, high frequencies gain much more detail. Stereo left-to-right localization turns significantly more vivid. The sensational presence of Sarah Vaughan's voice on her "After Hours" album is breathtaking. Oliver Nelson's classic "Blues and the Abstract Truth" is always musically good, but its sound field has never sounded as elaborately displayed as with the Sony MDR V6 - Orei DA21 combo.

As good as the V6 sound field is under this set up with the Orei DA21, I hear the intrusion of an occasional low-level click or pop, probably indicative of the limitations computer phone port.

By replacing the Orei DA21 with the AudioQuest DragonFly Red USB DAC, preamp, and headphone amp, this minuscule device will most likely banish the annoying low-level pops and clicks since its audio source is the computer's USB, not the phone port. The AudioQuest DragonFly Black, with fewer features, should prove just as effective. Adding such a minimal cost device should enhance the inherently fine soundscape of the Sony MDR V6.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: A: very positive