Hear the Professional Audio Difference
Audio-Technica's ATH-M50 closed back dynamic studio monitor headphones will deliver a clean and crisp sound through out long listening sessions, giving you accurate bass and high-frequency extensions with their large-aperture drivers. Equipped with neodymium magnets for signal transfer efficiency, these 180° swivel padded headphones are designed with professional monitoring and mixing in mind.
with an included 1/4" adapter and unsurpassed quality and comfort, Audio-Technica's ATH-M50 are a great pair of high-end over the head headphones to have in your arsenal.
Product Features:
- Exceptional audio quality for professional monitoring and mixing
- Collapsible design ideal for easy portability and convenient storage
- Closed-back cushioned ear-cup design creates an outstanding seal for maximum isolation
- Circumaural ear pieces swivel 180°
- Proprietary 45 mm large-aperture drivers with neodymium magnet systems
- Adjustable padded headband for comfort during long mixing/recording sessions
- Single-sided coiled cable terminates to gold-plated mini-plug with screw-on 1/4" adapter
- Also Available In: Black (Straight Cable) , White , and , Limited Edition Red , Limited Edition 50th Anniversary
- Also available with straight cable as
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Product Specifications:
- Frequency Response: 15-28,000 Hz
- Sensitivity: 99dB
- Nominal Impedance: 38 Ohm
- Cord Length: 3.9'-9.38' (1.2 - 3 m)
- Cable Type: Coiled, OFC litz wire
- Plug Size: 1/8" (3.5mm)
- Plug Construction: Gold-plated
- Magnet Material: Neodymium
- Weight/Mass: 10 oz (284g)
- Speaker Diameter: 1-3/4" (45mm)
- Max Input Power: 1600mW @ 1kHz
Sonic Electronix, Inc. can only ship Audio Technica products within the United States of America.
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Doug from Oakville, ON, Canada
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These are popular headphones and for good reason. They are very comfortable on your head and really make you feel like you are alone with your audio (the noise cancelling helps here, too). I use these for my electronic drum kit and it completely cancels out any of the impact noises. As for actual sound quality, the ATH-M50 shines as well. I listened to a song I had been listening to for months on another set of headphones and with the ATH-M50, I heard new layers and tracks; they breathed new life into old songs! Build quality holds up as well.
These are terrific high end headphones for a mid-range price. A much better value than some of the more "branded" headphones!
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eduardo from Searcy, Arkansas
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I bought these for my wife to use at night with her ipad. They also serve to drown out my snoring. I tried them myself and the quality is excellent. I ended up using them as monitors for mixing my new song I'm working on. The sound is very even and not colored in any way. Not too much bass, not too much high...just right. That's what I need for proper mixing.
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Fantastic sound and quality, comfortable, durable and the price is great too.
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These headphones amaze me everytime i put them on my ears. The clarity of them is just amazing. The bass isnt going to hurt your ears or anything but it sounds good especially if you have a good sound source. I would reccomend buying a headphone amp with these if you are going to listen to them with an mp3 player. I bought the Fio amp and its pretty good it adds the bass that these are otherwise lacking at sometimes. I love these headphones!
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When we received the M50s in the mail, the first thing we did was test sound quality and tonal range. We listened to audio test recordings on these and about 4 other sets of headphones, including some decent-ish earbuds, cheap headphones, and a medium quality set of headphones.
In the upper ranges, all our headphones could go out of my hearing range. At the low end is where the differences started. When we started testing bass-level sounds on the cheap and even medium-range headphones, we couldn't hear anything for quite a while before the sound kicked in (the sound clip starts at a low tone, which raises smoothly while a voice tells you the current level). The M50s started rumbling the moment we started the recordings.
There's definitely been a breaking-in period, as the sound is now noticeably smoother than it was when we first received the headphones.
A small issue we ran into: One piece of equipment (my husband's laptop) plays nice with other headphones, but not with the M50s. This is because the 3.5mm plug on the headphones (with adapter removed) has a wide base, and can't push in quite far anough because of the rounded plastic body of the laptop (IE it's the laptop's fault). We solved this problem by using a short 3.5mm extender. It's not ideal, but it doesn't noticeably affect sound quality.
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