Review on Black Audio-Technica ATH-M50X Professional Grade Studio Monitor Headphones with Detachable Cable - Critically Acclaimed by Pin Chun Lin ᠌

My evaluation is based entirely on listening to music, and does not take into account work or any other factors. Very well-known and talked-about headphones. They talk too much about them, record store salesmen sell them too much, and the ears are sometimes placed in the lead position on certain tops. Are these the best headphones you can get for the money? Not even close! The M50x are a decent product, however all of their publicity is just pointless air shaking. Both the equipment and the quality of the materials were appealing to me. It is correct that I have never utilized the two additional wires, and there is simply no requirement for the bag. And that is it. Didn't like the landing. Headphones are always looking for someone to reprimand them, and headphones enjoy walking all over the head. The two sounds are remarkably similar to one another. Even if the bottoms are raised to a significant degree, you should not anticipate a swing from them (headless bypass). There was a widespread perception that the top bass and middle-top bass took the brunt of the bullying. The portion of the headphones that is in the middle is not terrible. Sawing and shining with brilliance are the high ones. The scene is really straightforward; the width is condensed, the depth is well studied, and the construction is mostly accurate. It would appear that the scene is not terrible; nevertheless, at the full size, one is looking for something more than a scenario that is marginally superior to the scene played through in-ear headphones. The quality of the sound in its whole is around average. Yet, it turned out that the younger model M40x was quite fascinating. It turns out that the sound quality and stage performance of the forties were slightly better. The M50x are good headphones, but their price tag is just too high. They are better suited for individuals who have only recently begun their adventure into the realm of sound. But, even in this market, there are cheaper and more capable alternatives. If you take the former price tag of nine to twelve thousand dollars, which includes a discount, then the price is not totally adequate. The true cost of them is between 5,000 and 7,000 dollars. And if you consider the current price in stores, which is 25 thousand, then this transcends both good and evil completely. For a price of 25 thousand, we may confidently refer to these headphones as junk.