Semi-professional dynamic circumaural headphones, the successor model to the ATH-M30, Audio-Technica ATH-M30x features a 40mm driver, a straight 3m cable, swivelling ear cups, 15-22000Hz frequency response, 1300mW power, and 47 ohms impedance.
ideal for studio monitoring, with well-defined mids
These headphones are perfect for music in general, but also for trap/rap as well as recording and mixing and mastering. For their price, they are brilliant and the frequency range is very good. I recommend them if you don't know what to get for this money, it's a good investment.
Some of our favorites after over 25 years of radio experience (RADIO STAR SEBES). We have been using only these in the studio for a few years now. The sound quality and materials have convinced us.
The product arrived properly packaged along with all the necessary accessories.
I absolutely love how the switch between the small jack and the large jack is designed, it's absolutely genius.
I think the price of the product is just right. It's not too expensive, nor too cheap for the quality and audio fidelity it offers. [Whoever says it's too expensive doesn't know what they're talking about ;) ]
I recommend this product to all beginners in audio creation and music production because it's perfect equipment for a "proper" start.
A very good product, excellent sound quality, comfortable. Very good price/quality ratio. Quick and efficient advisory service. Fast delivery. I am very satisfied with the services of sound creation.
I bought them around 2015, in spring or at most summer. I've used them extensively, in the studio for rehearsals, in the studio for mixing, in concerts, indoors and outdoors, with a laptop, phone, radio, cassette player, TV, keyboards, audio interface, guitar effects, even lying in bed watching movies and listening to music.
They have one problem: the cable between the cups. After 5 years it gave out, due to how it's hidden in the pivoting and folding system of the cups. Being too tight creates shear points.
One could say that the fragility of the ear pads is also an issue, cracking after just 3 years, but that was to be expected given what I've put them through. However, personally, I didn't find them uncomfortable, despite the cracks.
Very satisfied, quality sound, with a clear sound across the entire frequency range. It depends on what sounds you listen to; if the sounds are compressed like mp3, wma, it will depend on the audio quality. If you listen to wav, the difference will be noticeable. Especially if you listen to HD sounds 24 bit 96Khz, 192Khz. I mention that I have very sensitive hearing. They are durable, a bit tight on the ears, have good ambient noise reduction. I recommend them to those who mix voices and music at a mixer.
For what they offer, the price is not really worth it. The headphones sound OK, but they don't perform well with dynamics, they have some bass but it's not impressive. They are comfortable, you can wear them for a long time, as long as you don't have very big ears. You have to be careful—very careful not to snag those little wires that loop outside, or you might have an unpleasant surprise. A negative aspect is that those wires are exposed on the outside. The headphones are acceptable. It depends on what expectations each person has.
I ordered the headphones yesterday. They arrived in Bucharest today. What can I say... I like them because they fit my larger ears. A few days ago I got Sony MDRV55 headphones, with a band, extra-bass, foldable for 200 lei but I gave them to my wife, my ears were hurting from them. These headphones don't have the strong bass like the Sony, they have a clean sound, the frequencies are clear, the bass is in its place. Quite comfortable, I listened for 3 hours without moving them on my head. It bothers me that the cable is very long and thick and you can see the wires connecting the speakers. The joints don't squeak since they are new.
They sound quite good compared to much more expensive headphone models. The price is decent. I recommend them for listening to music for anyone who wants high quality. I haven't had a chance to test them in a studio yet, as my interest was to know how they sound compared to many other headphone models, some of which are very well-rated and extremely expensive. They have good bass, decent highs, and pretty good mids. A bit too many high mids, but still acceptable. If you can't decide between M30x or M50x, I think M30x is the better choice in terms of quality/price ratio.
Quality materials, durable and long cable (maybe a bit too long for me).
The sound quality is very good for a listener who wants something more than a pair of casual headphones.
They have bass but are not over-boomy.
They are not perfect, though. I think the first downside I can point out is that they squeeze a bit... too tight. They don't tire your ears, but you feel like they grip your head a bit too hard (don't imagine you'll be in pain, but this aspect should be mentioned).
For the money paid, I think I made the best choice.
