It's not until recently that I care about the quality of the sound I listen to: first got to FLAC from MP3, then learned equalizing, and now wanted something to get the best sound from my Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone plus Boeffla Kernel (don't be fooled, killer mix for high impedance headphones).

I cannot describe these headphones other than revealing. They are not bass or midrange heavy. So, why buy these headphones if ($) Panasonic RP-HTF600-S headphones have more bass and mids DETAILS.

Opening them you will be impressed by their build quality and looks, I was. First listen, these blew me away. Bass that went low but didn't boom, treble that shone and sung but didn't grate. Well impressed. My Sennheiser momentum 2.0's are now relegated just to aircraft duty.

I'm writing this review while listening to this headphone.used it for like 4 days and I can say that it is one of the best headphones because it really produces very flat and true music. and u can use it for hours without getting annoyed.

I've had these for a little over a year. Sound is moderately flat and accurate. Highs can be fatiguing but it depends on how hard you drive them.These are definitely good for music enjoyment and pretty great for mixing/video post production. To the point of me relying on them heavily.

Compare to my other headphones, the AKG ATH-M70X is by far my favorite. I use it almost the entire day at work and it doesn't hurt my ears at the end of the day, Love the size and shape of the ear pads too, they are very comfortable and the sound is almost as natural.

The Audio-Technica ATH-M70x are excellent headphones and a no brainer for pros and serious enthusiasts, but the price may be too much for casual music lovers.

Sound quality is superb; Great for monitoring and critical listening

Much pricier than the ATH-M50x

I am a professional drummer/percussionist and a not so professional studio rat so I have tested many, many different headphones and IEM's. I personally own probably a dozen different brands/models but my go to phones were the Sennheiser Pro 280's For everyrhing Studio and practice but for live...

so I was looking for a sealed unit to use in noisy rooms and on flights, realize that these are not specifically built for air-travel. I listen to a mix of classical, rock, metal, world (Kodo, Tuvan, etc) and was looking for a good unit. I have used this for a couple of weeks now.

If you're serious about your production work, you probably should have at least one pair of premium headphones in your studio. They're extremely helpful both when mixing and tracking, and the more accurate their reproduction, the more useful they'll be.

Wide; flat frequency response; Excellent build quality; 3 different cables included; Locking cable connector prevents accidental disconnection; Sturdy carrying case included

Expensive