Review on Marshall Monitor Headphones by Gabriela Tkacz ᠌

The headphones are generally of high quality, although they are priced excessively high. Anyone enjoys a harsh, slightly muttering, clamped sound, please accept my offer. They're ideal for playing the guitar in. Using the ColorFly C200 player to hear the music. Specifically: there's too much bass for my taste. Worked with Experts 1) Trustworthiness Second, it's Marshall! Three) Durability, portability, compactness, and design. Number four, bass (for bass fans). 5. Noise reduction The downsides are: 1) When listening to a low-quality track, you can hear every scratch and splice the sound engineer made. Lindemann's one-man show is a good case in point. Vocals can be barely audible in the background of some tracks. High-quality modern rock and techno music work better in them, but I find that I quickly weary of listening to music in them. 2) The bass is overly prominent, drowning out the singer's voice. Squeezing the ears is a terrifying experience for anyone accustomed to normal-sized ones. The headphones are actually above your head. I was somewhat aback by how tiny the box was when it finally came. Headphones are remarkably portable. What appears to be a larger space in the snapshot is actually quite little.