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  1. y1987

    Is the audio quality of ATH-M50xBT2 the same as in ATH-M50x?

    I've owned Audio Technica's wired headphones ATH-M50x for years, and I've always been satisfied with their audio quality. Now I consider buying the wireless, bluetooth version of these headphones, ATH-M50xBT2. Is the audio quality in ATH-M50xBT2 the same as in the original, ATH-M50x? If not...
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    • ath m50x ath m50x bt2 audio quality audio technica bluetooth bluetooth headphones over ear headphones sound quality studio headphones wireless headphones
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Headphones (full-size)
  2. ALABS HW501 over-ear headphones

    ALABS HW501 over-ear headphones

    Transducer Type Dynamic Frequency Response 10Hz - 30kHz Sensitivity 110dB at 1kHz,1mW Max. Input Power 110dB at 1kHz,1mW Impedance 32Ω Weight (Without cable) 290g Cable Detachable 4.9ft Kevlar OFC cable Dynamic Driver Self-developed large-aperture nanofiber material 50mm drivers
  3. Austrian Audio Hi-X65

    Austrian Audio Hi-X65

    Delightfully revealing We created our new Hi-X65 open-back headphones with mixing and mastering in mind. They’re built to satisfy the need for close, precise listening at these critical stages of the audio production process. The same qualities that make them great for professional audio...
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    • Head Gear item
    • austrian audio austrian audio hi-x65 headphone headphones hi x65 hi-x65 open back open back headphones studio studio headphones
    • Reviews: 1
    • Category: Over-Ear
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    Alan Silverman of Aerial Sound Studio NYC, shares his thoughts on the Sonoma M1

    Thoughts from Alan Silverman (nominated for 80 Grammy's); “Bringing new gear into a mastering room is a big deal, especially gear that is involved in monitoring. It’s a bit like bringing a new animal onto a farm – the behaviour of all the other animals changes. Bringing in a new EQ reveals new...
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    Best headphones (preferably closed back) for gaming and music around AU$200/US$150

    Hi all, I’m currently in the market to buy a pair of headphones for gaming, as my current ones have become quite worn out. I’ve read that it is generally a better idea to buy a separate set of studio headphones and a microphone for the best possible sound quality and microphone performance...
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