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Ravi Datta 29 Feb 2025 15:30
The Sony SRS-XV500 marks a refined addition to Sony’s lineup, boasting a sleeker and more rounded design. Since it is slightly smaller than the Sony SRS-XP500, it is more convenient for on-the-go use. However, at 11.2 kg, it is still quite a heavy speaker to lift with ease.
Unlike all the other headphones, there are two sound signatures that you get with these headphones. With the production earpads, you get a slightly warmer tone to the sound and with the mixing earpads, these headphones sound more neutral and have the low-end cutout. See for yourself in the sound signature graphs below –
The Sony SRS-XV500 features two front-facing woofers and two front-facing tweeters. The tweeters are larger than the ones present on the XP500. In terms of sound performance, the XV500 offers a more balanced and open sound signature, a notable improvement over its predecessor.
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While it may not excel in every aspect, its combination of portability, performance, and functionality makes it a worthy contender in its price range. Whether for indoor use or outdoor adventures, the Sony SRS-XV500 delivers an immersive audio experience that will please music enthusiasts and partygoers alike.