Review on Black Audio-Technica 🎧 ATH-MSR7bBK High-Resolution Over-Ear Headphones by Amit Amit ᠌

I warn you right away: this is my complete IMHO and made without claims to global truth. Well, I gave them back. No sound. Rather, it is, as it were, but somehow artificial. Clueless at all frequencies. I was especially struck by the clinking porridge on the tops. Before that, I used ATN M40x, everything is much better there. Despite the fact that the difference in price is more than 2 times. I'm shocked myself! Of course, you need to buy a source for a pollam in order to reveal these miracle headphones, but excuse the M40x, they somehow opened up on my not very naked source. Creaks! They exist and are very annoying. They are not there only if you lie still and do not breathe. This is damn new ears for 17 oblique? Yes, you are there in Audio-Technology gone crazy ! So, M40x really put pressure on the ears, but they sound sensible. Ears get used a little after an hour. But behind the ears it can hurt. I liked the sound. The only decl on them is not enough rhythm guitars in heavy metal. It's like they sound muffled. I thought I should up the ante and take the M50x to complete the oil painting. But then my eyes fell on the subject, I began to read admiring reviews and thought that I was in heaven. Yep, right now! The next day I brought them home and realized the depth of my fall. They have slightly larger cups than the M40x, but this does not affect anything. One horse-radish ears ache. The wire is short and branched into 2 headphones. Kick! What is this for? They creak. They sound unimpressive. Sometimes they try to turn on the "scene", but they get it all so stupidly, as if an ensemble was playing, when suddenly another drum began to beat in another room. Like from a toilet. Their whole "scene" is that sometimes there are very strange sounds of instruments. Outrageously unnatural! In short, I returned them back, I'm sitting again with my cossies of the port pro and I'm not buzzing. Let the sound be poorer in terms of frequencies, but there is no this moronic rumble instead of bass and clatter instead of high ones. Now we need to take the M50x for a test, and if they cover the shortcomings of the M40x, then it will be possible to make an unambiguous conclusion that the MSR7b is a freak in the family!