Review on Black Audio-Technica ATH-M20X Professional Headphones for Studio Monitoring by Lee Hoon ᠌

So, after the problems with the tight fit are solved (bent the arc), something needs to be done with the sound. My sound system is quite budget - Asus Xonar DGX with a maximum sampling rate of 96kHz and a resolution of 24bit. Source - highrez, played through foobar, the signal goes directly through the asio to the card. All effects are killed in the bud, the amplifier in the map is set to 32-64 ohms. What do we have. The bass fills the whole picture. He is, of course, Chinatist, but for my taste is very redundant. A clear drawdown is heard in the middle and top. What to do? If it also seems to you that the guys are too smart with basses, try to do some farming like me. We remove the ear pads, unscrew the panel with the emitter, find a hole that performs the function of a phase inverter (if it performs a different function, correct it), and seal it with a piece of electrical tape or adhesive tape. Now there are fewer basses, but, here's a joke, the tops and even the middle appear. You can experiment and glue it either partially, or glue it not with a dense material, but with something like a fabric. For my taste, the headphones sound more interesting, now the desire to look for other options in this price category has disappeared.