ATH-AD700X

Honestly, downvote me into oblivion, but I'm going to tell you the cheapest way to get the best sound out of Amplitube using my 20 years of experience with software/pedals/whatever. First you need to decide on an audio interface. Check these links: https://www.guitarworld.com/features/best-guitar-au

That's interesting. I'm not an audiophile I just wanna game, but I stepped up from an hd 280 to an ath-ad700x. The audio technica seemed to respond very well to an eq but the 280 was kinda meh. Slightly better? Now I know neither of those is a particularly great headphone so maybe that's the differe

I was looking at buying a new headset almost a year ago. I was using Astro A40 TRs. I did a bunch of research (probably about 6 months) and came down to a few. If you’re on PC, HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommend the Audio Technica ATH-AD700x and the Sure MV6 microphone. The 700x headset is amazing for footste

Ну я упоротый аудиофил, у меня уже когда была коллекция из 55 полноразмерных наушников, сейчас правда поменьше, потому что в моей жизни были семья, потом развод, а затем война, но все равно у меня уже два десятка наушников снова. Лучшие для меня это HD600 и HD660S2, а так же сейчас впервые мне понра

For the average person it doesn't make a difference. I have a pair of studio headphones (Beyerdynamic DT 77 Pro 80 Ohm), a pair of gaming headphones (HyperX Cloud Core) and some IEMs (EPZ G20). They're all connected to a FiiO E10K TC DAC. I'm telling you they're pretty much the same in terms of soun

I used to run Audio-Technicas back in the day too, had some great times with them. Since then I’ve tried a bunch of different headphones, but I’ve been sticking with the JDS Labs Atom stack + Sennheiser HD 560S for over two years now. They’re starting to wear out, so I was thinking of going to the A

Audio Technica Ad700x still going after 13 years. Changed pads last year, finally. These headphones won't die. Don't fall for the marketing. Fractal makes computer cases. I wouldn't buy anything else from them.

Headphone comfort isn't really that complicated, but it does depend a lot on how big your ears are and how tolerant you are to pressure on top of your head. In general, the softer the foam and the lighter the clamp force, the more comfortable they will be. Clamping force depends on headphone weight

Yup, my Astro A50s ($300) died and I replaced them with an AudioTechnica AD700x ($99 on sale). Granted I also bought a new DAC and Amp to drive them, but the sound difference is incredible. Then just got a boom arm and a basic hyper x mic for discord and if I need new headphones or a new mic, I can

Yo diría que sí es recomendable igualmente, por ahí he leído que los M40x son hasta más neutros que los M50x. De los M30x y de los AD700x no sé nada, honestamente. Son audio technica al fin y al cabo, malos no pueden ser.