Upgrade Your Studio Gear with Audio-Technica ATH-M40x Professional Studio Monitor Headphones: 90-Degree Swiveling Earcups, Pro-Grade Earpads/Headband, and Detachable Cables Review

In terms of price / sound quality - an excellent choice. I don’t like bass, so I specifically looked for headphones specifically for good vocals, which I got. I recommend listening before buying, so that later you will not be disappointed by the lack of bass or volume. I took them on order at a big discount, and the sound was not that disappointing, but it just didn’t turn out the way I expected, and only for this 4 stars and for the ear pads. The rest is a complete 5. (added 06/14/17):…

Today my review will be about the product Audio Technica ATHM40X Professional Monitor Headphones. I bought to replace this AKG K371 (also monitors) for 3500r, they sound much better, the sound is soft in them, it’s nice to listen, not that these don’t understand what . (cashback 1k + code for -500r from SberMM + -1900 amazon bonuses at the checkout) ABSOLUTELY NOT RECOMMEND TO PURCHASE audio-technica ath-m40x

Bought at a discount for six thousand kopecks, a pretty attractive price for this level of sound and the quality of the headphones themselves. Good plastic, material of wires and all other details. The sound is pleasant, the headphones convey all the nuances of the sound, the bass is powerful, juicy, but without harshness. Perfectly balanced, just right for any lazy person who wants a quality product at a reasonable price without the need for large additional investments and spending time on…

Today I will write my product review on Audio Technica ATHM40X Professional Monitor Headphones. Headphones chose a long time. With a budget of up to 7k. Chose these. Before that, he sat on his ears for 1500. The difference in sound is huge. Larger scene and much more detail. You start hearing jokes in tracks, ending with sound defects in editing videos on YouTube. Their frequency response is close to ideal.

A few words about my personal use of the product Audio Technica ATHM40X Professional Monitor Headphones. When they crashed a couple of times from a meter height, when lifting them from the floor, I assumed a shift in the "centering" of the speakers, a crack somewhere in the details of the "headband" and the upcoming funeral. Rumors of death were greatly exaggerated. It was a joy. Pleasant discoveries!

Here is my real review after a considerable time of using the product Audio Technica ATHM40X Professional Monitor Headphones. Excellent earphones, took for work and at home to listen to music. I’m not an audiophile, so the quality is fine with me. I have been using it for about half a year, I ordered more ear pads from aliexpers, because. the ears are large and the wire is 1 meter. Headphones for half a year every day I yearn in a backpack with me from home to work, no defects were found.

After 2 days of active "warming up" they played much better than immediately after the purchase. The sound became softer, more balanced. Over time, I think it will get better. I'm not going to scatter about frequencies, blockages and all the details of the sound (I'm not an expert), but for me as an ordinary user this is the most balanced and suitable sound for this price. In any case, before buying, I recommend listening to (pre-heated) headphones. For everyone, everything is individual. I…

I bought them in 2022, the headphones do not meet the requirements at all, for a much lower price, you can take a closer look at the Creative Aurvana Live! they also have drawbacks, but they are easily corrected by an equalizer, we take and lower the volume by 5 decibels in the 100-400Hz zone, we get headphones that are almost perfect in sound in the price range of ~ 70 dollars.

Ears are not suitable for listening to music for music lovers. AFC is flat. They are good for sound engineers and musicians to reveal the intricacies of recording and sounding. This is not a toy, but a tool! Sub bass is not enough, but enough. Nothing buzzes. From 30Hz to 1kHz MEGA ULTRA EXACTLY! Somewhere from 1.1 to 2.1kHz - not a big blockage (in fact, not critical). But at high frequencies, you can feel the rise in the harmonics (if there is a good reference, you can tune it out using the…

I was delighted with the sound, I put the blue yetti microphone into the 3.5 connector. But saddened crack shackle, which appeared after 8 months of operation. Now the issue is being resolved through the 2022 site ATH and SC, which are indicated on it. They say that you need to change the headband, I live in the region, to the nearest SC where these ears are dealt with ~ 300 km, the repair period is from 3 months. An inner feeling will tell you that the problem is unlikely to be solved. Again…

I note that I don’t feel excessive pressure from the ear cushions - it is small in comparison with the HyperX Cloud headset that has been used for a long time. I solved the problem with the sound on my computer by plugging in a Creative SB Z that had been lying around for a long time with a connection to a dedicated headphone output - just earth and sky in comparison with the sound on the built-in codec (quite high-quality ALC1200) both in expressiveness and in terms of volume reserve (of…

I have AKG K-271 STUDIO headphones. They are already 10 years old. So you just don’t want to wear them, they sound very dry, detailed and cold, they are only suitable for looking for jambs in the recording. So I decided to buy something more pleasant-sounding, suitable for home studio and to play bass and guitar in them sometimes. Listened to 4 models in Doctorhead: AUDIO-TECHNICA ATH-M40X SHURE SRH 440 SENNHEISER HD 280 PRO SONY MDR-7506 I listened to different music in them: guitar…

For a very long time I wanted to buy decent headphones for myself, as a result I settled on this model, I listen mainly to heavy music and electronic music, they play very nicely, but they also show themselves very worthy in other genres. Summarizing all of the above, if you are not a sophisticated audiophile, then you are 99% likely to get the sound of these headphones.

And most importantly: the sound! The ATH M40x is my first workhorse for recording and mixing almost exclusively with VST instruments. And this horse plows in good conscience. No, their sound, of course, is not ideally analytical. But it is without pronounced "embellishments". This is the sound without steroids. For these purposes, the M40x also has more cunning (and slightly more expensive) competitors, like the DT 770 PRO. So, as always, we listen first and only then we buy. Speaking of…

My headphones have arrived. These are my first over-ear headphones. To be honest, I was expecting something more. I use it through a smartphone in conjunction with a DAC. I don't know guys, I experienced a feeling of disappointment. I can not say that the sound is somehow bad, but it is just normal. I have headphones for 800 inside channel and they sound about the same. Maybe just the phone does not open the headphones, but even if so, the sound is no different from cheap headphones. I did not…

The sound is fat, the bass and highs are a little highlighted, personally I highlight them a little more, I love the distorted juicy sound. Very repairable. Spiral spring wire is not bad at all. Ears are full, there is no discomfort. Please note that these are closed-type headphones, after half an hour it becomes hot in them. But that doesn't bother me personally. If you are a gentle dude with tender ears, they will press. In principle, there were Philips before, they were put on for the night…

Buying forty was completely conscious. I like the sound better than the fifty. It is more even, without excessive accents on the bottoms and tops, such as I like. And the price is more adequate, there is no extra money. I consider the use of these headphones with average smartphones to be an unjustified exercise, but maybe someone will like it. The bass does not seem deep enough and powerful, somewhat muffled, but the accent is still preserved. But the middle and top are reproduced quite…

I changed the ear pads, they generally blocked everything, but the initially inexpressive sound cannot be dragged in by anything, it’s not even very convenient to mix it in them, because they don’t convey an adequate picture at all Got pros: Well, they seem durable, plus a replaceable wire and foldable. Its cons: in native ear pads, using them is generally torture, the sound is like from a barrel, tight and oaky.

I present my personal and independent review on Audio Technica ATHM40 which have served me faithfully for 3 years and are still alive (I was tormented by soldering non-removable cords) they play better in tandem with Cowon j3 than SQ-5 Take clearly.

Very pleasant to use. Some pros: Good "smooth" sound, nice ear cushions, there is noise reduction. Has cons: The volume, unfortunately, and with a lock it will be difficult to get a cord in case of a breakdown.