Absolutely the best sounding affordable reference headphone. Pair these with a Tascam UH-7000 and you have paid $700 for a $50,000 sound experience. If you are thinking about spending $500 - $1000 for headphone, then save yourself time and money and get these for $350 as there is nothing better...

Reference quality sound. Extremely comfortable for extending listening sessions. Smartly designed connectors that have no "L" & "R"

No fancy box; and the build quality and overall aesthetic/design is average and unimpressive.

The headphones sound good. I'm a big fan of the sound. very spacious, detailed, and open. They are very enjoyable to listen to. The winged headband fitment design looks freaking weird, but actually makes a lot of sense.

I don't normally do reviews but these were just so stunning that I just had to. These are my first pair of open back headphones. I was using the Audio Technica M50x's which were really good but these take mixing and production to a whole knew level.

I have had the R70x for about six months now, so definitely past the honeymoon period (audiophile wise). That is the primary reason for holding off on a review until now. It is very easy to get excited over a new product and write a gushing review; been guilty of that myself.

I 100% agree with the first reviewer. Very similar experience. I have been using these for around 6 months and couldn't be happier. Sound amazing and very comfortable and light weight. Plenty loud enough plugged straight into my MBox Pro. No amp needed.

Very responsive staff! Something happened along the way and they switched the tracking number. I never got the 2nd tracking number from Walmart. Emailed them and they emailed me with the new tracking number. The next day as promised.

These headphones have great frequency response, even in the low end. I was kind of suspect about them being openback at first but they are shockingly quiet in that regard. If you mix like I do and want some great headphones to use when switching between them and your studio monitors for cross...

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