Review on Audio-Technica ATH-M30x Professional Studio Monitor Headphones, Black: Superior Sound and Comfort by Asahi Akio ᠌

I bought headphones for the Fiio X1 player. Never regretted it. For the second month I have been listening to flac-format music with studio sound quality. Headphones are suitable for playing any music, but in some cases you will have to twist the equalizer. The only complaint about the sound I will have is not the best detailing of high frequencies. As one of the users already noted, the headphones have a fairly high impedance. The hi-fi player more or less copes, but a regular mp3 player (or a media player of the Sony NWZ-E383 level), as practice shows, does not close the capabilities of these "ears": the sound is clamped. There is also no volume control on the cable, so when playing from some phones, the volume level may change jerkily. In general, in terms of price / quality ratio, an extremely successful model. I recommend. *ated on 11/25/2022. 1) I take my words about the design back. I thought that these headphones look ugly and unaesthetic until I saw the ideological competitors, which are the Sony MDR-7506 and Sennheiser HD 280 PRO. Here the designers rested properly. I ask the owners of these models not to kick me hard, I'm not saying that they are bad. 2) I experienced a lot of frustration when I connected the headphones to the computer. The sound became incredibly dry, with strongly dominant high frequencies. The bass has simply evaporated, it's basically non-existent. Volume is also not felt. If anyone wants to connect the M30x to a computer, it's better to immediately think about purchasing an amplifier or a good sound card.