Review on Black Audio-Technica ATH-M50X Professional Grade Studio Monitor Headphones with Detachable Cable - Critically Acclaimed by Agata Skrzypek ᠌

I want to compare them to the headphones that come with the dre solo pro; they might have fantastic sound as well, but the fact that they are wireless is a different thing. Has some pros At the same time that I purchased the Yamaha hph-mt8, I also purchased the Audio-Technica ATH-M50x headphones. What can I say, the Yamaha is much brighter and clearer, but it's not always cool. Mixing a song in Yamahas is getting tired of a bright sound, and it's difficult to mix beautifully with Yamahas. These headphones are for eliminating defects in speech and instruments. The sound is slightly muffled and it's just a buzz; the sound is like it would be in a car. Of course, the detail could be improved, but it would rather be superfluous for information; one pair of m50x headphones solved all of my problems. I Due to the fact that the headphones contained a powerful bass, I was able to balance the sound of the singers and begin to detect all of the flaws in the recording. This scores a perfect 10 out of 10. I didn't even bother to warm them up, and I could already hear a nice sound coming from them. Because I was so exhausted from the brightness of the ear pods, I just went ahead and fell asleep in the m50x to relax. I am at a loss for words; these are excellent headphones; I have nothing else to which I can reasonably compare them, but they are well worth the investment. despite its advantages. The yamaha doesn't press it to the ears at all, which is bad, and the yamaha also has no bass, so don't take the yamaha; it's like an expensive sound in a car but without a subwoofer, and it feels like you're sitting in the trunk while the sound is somewhere at the helm. I didn't identify them, but someone writes that they put pressure on the head. M50x is all about being modern, fatty, and delicious.