The Audio-Technica ATH-M50 Professional Studio Monitor Headphones
offer excellent build quality and very detailed, balanced sound with
tight bass. They're also very comfortable and are a relative bargain.
As their model name indicates, these are monitor headphones and they look and sound every bit like headphones you'd find in a recording studio (and some folks will use them for that purpose). Weighing in at 10.1 ounces, they're not light, but they fit nicely and are comfortable to wear. Naturally, since these are over-the-ear headphones, with a closed-back design, they will make your ears pretty steamy on warmer days.
Although they don't have the active noise-cancellation feature of the Bose QuietComfort 15 Acoustic Noise-Cancelling Headphones or Monster Beats by Dr. Dre Studio Headphones,
they do a good job of passively sealing out the sound from the outside
world. No, you don't get the same level of noise reduction, but they're a
good alternative to the QuietComfort 15 headphones for people who are
sensitive to the slight pressure of active noise cancellation -- and
they sound better. audio technicia ath-m50
As their model name indicates, these are monitor headphones and they look and sound every bit like headphones you'd find in a recording studio (and some folks will use them for that purpose). Weighing in at 10.1 ounces, they're not light, but they fit nicely and are comfortable to wear. Naturally, since these are over-the-ear headphones, with a closed-back design, they will make your ears pretty steamy on warmer days.
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