Review on Headphones Audio-Technica ATH-AVC500, black by Jnis Kokins ᠌

Nice headphones, but they don't have a lot of different features. Both in terms of aesthetic choices and musical tastes. I purchased in order to substitute for the HD 380 Pro. The class is comparable to its predecessor. Only 380 is required for doing work with sound, whereas AVC 500 is required for listening to music. With its positives being: 1. a headband that can be adjusted on its own 2. High-grade materials, including aluminum, leatherette, and plastic 3. A close fit that completely envelops the ear 4. Large drivers measuring 53 millimeters in diameter and angled toward the ear equals the ability to feel the scene through the instruments. Having this drawback: The horrible and low-quality sound that is produced by touching the cup that it attaches to. When you suddenly remove these headphones, you are confronted with the sound in its entirety. Appearance in the context of a novice. In a short amount of time, the leatherette of the ear cushions will fracture and get a scuffed appearance. None of this is particularly important.