Review on 🎧 Black Audio-Technica ATH-M50x Headphones by Dorota Dudek ᠌

When cycling one summer, I failed to notice how my usual Sennheiser CX 300-ii earplugs entered the wheel spokes, causing one ear to be entirely severed. Since the headphones had been with me for almost a year and they were already old, I wasn't too angry about it because psychologically I was prepared to buy them again. But then I reasoned, why not ascend to a higher level and listen to your favorite music in new tones? Experience the "broad stage," the delicious sound, and everything else. While looking, the bright idea came to me—thank you, providence!—to try something new: listen to headphones in the store. I went to the headphone shop on the Arbat after slogging through the tone of the articles and looked for a few more plugs. My ears literally fluttered as I awaited new pleasure levels. They unwrap one of the headphones I purchased, which are small and hefty, and I put them in the player while still in the store. I almost hear exactly what I used to get from my old favorite Senheiser headphones. Although there are minor variances, the overall concept is the same, yet the headphones cost four (!) times as much. The stage is where? Where are the nuances and rich sound? I did not anticipate that. I listened to three or four more models, and the results were the same. Then I recall that I frequently came across the Audio Technique M50-x's ears, so I put them on for good luck. everything swam. This is it! It's exactly what I've been hoping for—juicy basses, clear highs, and a big stage. However, the orchestra played with all colors, and even a side part of the violin on the piano is easily distinguishable in the overall picture. Here, the drums with a bass that is slightly behind create a lining for the drive and juicy guitars and vocals come forward. Rock, trance, and vintage songs all have a fresh tone. Naturally, although not very loudly, you may hear the train in the underground, but in new cars, there is generally fire. tried the Sony MDR-7506 from the same price range. They appear to provide a slightly cleaner sound, but audio equipment produces a sound that is just louder and more powerful. In overall, I'm as content as an elephant and I urge everyone to try these ears:)