Audio Technica ATH-M40X
$224.99 - $282.30
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8 years ago
Audio-Technica ATH-M40x
Great headphones for the money! Can listen to for hours.
Pros:
- Great value
Cons:
- A little lacking in comfort
8 years ago
Well worth my money
First of all I will like to start by saying that these headphones are very light , you don't get tired even after using them for a long period of time , I been using them for mixing and they work pretty well for my taste and the type of music I record, which is mostly instrumental.
9 years ago
Audio-Technica's M series is a classic line of studio headphones. The headphones are intended for professional applications, but the company have kept the pricing at reasonable levels. We've previously reviewed the ATH-M30X ($69) and ATH-M50X ($148), and now it's time to have a [...]
Pros:
- Flat response for pro applications Tough build Lightweight Competitive pricing
Cons:
- Long sessions can be uncomfortable
9 years ago
Both Sony and Audio Technica are well known for their studio quality headphones. Specifically, the Sony MDR-V6 and the Audio Technica ATH-M40 are similarly priced headphones that present a relatively flat frequency response which is ideal for studio mixing.
9 years ago
Best performance per $ for closed
This is my second pair.
Pros:
- Sound
- price
- build quality
- comfort
Cons:
- Unable to withstand wife stepping on them
9 years ago
If it fits ur budget, stop looking. Start buying. Period.
Been using these headphones for 2 weeks now. Can't complain. Noise isolation is incredible. Though it gets a lil hot after long continuous hours of use. But again, that's probably because U r getting such good noise isolation. Never gets uncomfortable though. Fits perfectly around the ears.
9 years ago
"Great headphones"
I have these headphones for more than two years now and that's my review on them. Design: they're really nice overall. Easily foldable thanks to rotating cans and two cables to choose from.
Pros:
- Price
- sound quality
- durability
- isolation
Cons:
- slightly bright sound (maybe bad for critical mixing
9 years ago
Beats the M50x hands down
After listening to everything I can get my ears around, I think the M40x's are the best all-around sounding closed back headphones you can buy. (without being filthy rich)
9 years ago
Audio-Technica ATH-M40X Review
The smaller ATH-M40X by Audio-Technica is made ??by the same recipe as the big brother M50?x. They are almost as big and heavy, though not
Pros:
- Full-bodied and potent sound with great dynamics and balance
Cons:
- No remote or microphone on the cord
10 years ago
Best headphones under ￡100 by far, better now they have detachable cords
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