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With the ATH-M50WH professional studio monitor headphones (white color; coiled cable), Audio-Technica has achieved an exceptionally accurate response and long-wearing listening comfort. Designed especially for professional monitoring and mixing, these studio phones feature an efficient collapsible design for space-saving portability and storage. Circumaural ear pieces swivel 180 Degree for easy one-ear monitoring and luxuriously padded ear cushions create an outstanding seal for maximum isolation. The adjustable headband is generously padded for ultimate comfort during long mixing sessions. A coiled cable at the left earpiece terminates to a gold-plated mini-plug with included screw-on ¼" adapter. Audio-Technica "s sophisticated driver technology and superior components deliver exceptional power handling and very high SPL capabilities while maintaining clarity of sound throughout their extended range, with deep, accurate bass and outstanding high-frequency extension. The headphones feature proprietary large-aperture drivers with neodymium magnet systems for ultra-efficient signal transfer.
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Let's just say that you won't ever regret getting yourself one of these bad boys, they are simply outstanding, from the incredible comfort level to the impossibly amazing sound quality, I will cover the main features in this review:Lets start with the packaging:-Straightforward packaging.-Includes a convenient carrying pouch made from a very high quality material (Soft and durable), and also comes with a 6.35 mm (1/4 in) stereo jack adapter pre-installed to the headphones, which you can unscrew to reveal the 3.5 mm headphone jack underneath.The Actual Headphones:Durability:I have been using these headphones for over 2 months now, and I have to tell you that these things are solid, I dropped them several times and got away with it, they didn't break or anything. Very durable. And the White Color looks amazing on them, no stains so far. (See update)Comfort:The cups are made from a very soft... |
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I've wanted these headphones for quite some time now, and back in January, I learned the white version would be released some time in March. It was definitely worth the wait, in my opinion. These are my first pair of studio headphones, but I can tell why they are some of the most popular and most frequently recommended headphones out there. It took about 30 hours of burn-in, but I can finally give a final review.Lows: the lows are punchy, and these are perfect for people looking for some true bass. These headphones will rattle your head when needed, but they also hold back where bass isn't the main part of the music.Mids: the mids are somewhat recessed due to the heaviness of the lows, but they are still some of the best in headphones in this price range. The only headphone that is truly better here is the Shure SRH-840.Highs: Very crisp and clear. They aren't extremely bright like the 840s, but that's actually what I love about these cans. I'm not... |
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I bought these headphones not only for monitoring (I'm a musician), but also for music listening, and the headphones have astounded me not only in the quality of the sound that they produce, but also in the durability of the cans. At first when I bought them, I was afraid that the white would be prone to dirt, stains, and sweat, but every part of the headphones clean with extreme ease, and I rarely have to clean them; they don't really pick up dust and whatnot. The cord is thick, and I've had no problem with the coiled part of the wire being messed up and bent out of shape. All of the plastic not only feels nice, but is thick, and would do well to cushion impact in case you dropped them. There is a large, thick piece of metal that runs the headband, and prevents breakage, while bending to allow comfort. But because of all of this, the headphones tend to feel really heavy on my head, and when worn for extended periods of time in an upright position cause headaches, also the spring at... |
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