Sony MDR-EX1000 Earphones Invade Japan

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Audiophiles based in Japan have something to look forward to, especially the ones who want some better private and personal listening endeavors.

Sony has announced that their new MDR-EX1000 earphones are all set to arrive in Japan by October 23 and will retail for about $735.

The Sony MDR-EX1000 earphones come with sensitivities of of 108dB/mW, as well as a bandwidth reproduction of 3-30,000Hz, impedance of 32 Ohms and 16mm drivers.

The earphones are made with a liquid crystalline polymer film and promise to be more rigid than a standard diaphragm, resulting in crisp and precise sound.

Impressive features which should take the audio quality level of consumers to the next level, the $735 does seem a bit steep.

Considering these are just headphones, it does typify how much a person would have to spend if you really want something as qualitative as the Sony MDR-EX1000 earphones.

There is no word if these Sony earphones would be made available internationally but at that price, it seems unlikely to sell well.