Review on Marshall Monitor Headphones by Wiktor Wasilewski ᠌

Great balance of cost, value, and volume. Beyerdinamic Dt 1350, one of those near in level, is comparable in general except that it has a bit less bass. Good players or cellphones with an effective amplifier are recommended. I'm satisfied with my buy! Certain benefits 1) Headphones sound better than expected (given the price, of course) - with a good source, you get merely a variety of sound from a mix of great bass and a decent stage, emotions and drive, intelligibility and nuances at the level of enhancing headphones. For a less complex source, we likely subtract the overall level as well as the low frequencies. They sound considerably better than one would anticipate, to put it simply. 2) Customization - the use of filters is very helpful here. If the source is quite bright and dominated by high frequencies, you can construct a nearly linear frequency response without any notable dips. 3) Convenience and noise isolation – they fit wonderfully, and even at low volume levels, the audibility of outside noise is limited. 4) Alternatives are welcome. This is exactly how it should be, with the exception that there would only be one wire and it would be totally twisted. 5) The layout is excellent. Headphones have a beautiful appearance that avoids vulgarity and has a hint of vintage appeal. Many drawbacks 1) You will have to pay for soundproofing that fits extremely tightly on your head; you will have to remove it after an hour and a half or else your ears will hurt all day. We'll have to choose a source because they don't sound very good without a good amplifier; the main array of sound is lost. 2) Difficulty in purchasing accessories; cables and ear pads are very difficult to find; the cord alone will cost 20 euros, not including delivery. 3) We'll have to choose a source because they sound poorly without a good amplifier.