Had this recommended online as a cheap alternative to high quality studio headphones. I use them primarily to run my guitar and bass set up through. The sound is incredible, lows, mids and highs it is a perfect alternative to an otherwise poor quality amp that I own.

My wife did not like it sound, she like Arirang cheap wire microphone, I did not known why, event Shure beta 58A wire microphone. she said Arirang mic. that the best sound for female vocal mic.

10 ans.C is the headphone I use most, because it is less aggressive than Sony7506 (closed) which I use for "maximun insulation." For monitoring I use a

The sound clarity is good. The things to be noted are The sound is nearly flat. The bass is ample(not recommended for bass heads) Mids and highs are very well detailed Good sound stage 55 ohms needs an amp to drive .

I've owned a number of over-the-ear headphones over the years and they are always a compromise to some extent. Closed design are great for sound isolation (in both directions) but they tend to get warm with extended listening.

Very good item nice sound

I've purchased three of these over the course of eleven years. They're comfortable enough to wear all day, large enough to fit over my large head and ears properly, affordable, and the sound is adequate. The open back avoids fatigue altogether.

There are plenty of hand-held dynamic vocal microphones available in the world, and sometimes it seems as though microphone technology has advanced as far as it can. But every once in a while an innovator will make an improvement that advances the technology to a new level.