ATH-M20x

For anyone curious, the turntable appears to be the AudioTechnica LP60XBT. It's the entry-level turntable I owned when I started collecting vinyl. I had a decent experience with it, but definitely suggest upgrading the stylus. Also, mine ran noticeably fast and adjusting the speed was a pain in the

I have an audio technica pair, ATH-M20xBT specifically, that’s the wireless version. I also struggle with headphones being too tight or putting pressure at the top of my head. I’ve had this one for two years now and I’m very satisfied with it. There’s a plush version of the ear cushions, those are b

I use a pair of over-ear ATH-M20x from Audio Technica. Not super expensive but they sound good and do a decent job isolating the triggered sounds vs the pad noise. (I also can't hear anyone trying to sneak up on me while I play without having to turn the volume all the way up.)

Audio-Technica ATH-M20x. Not too expensive, sounds good, decent enough noise isolation. Fits me, my husband, and our 2yr old.

That dip is present on almost all closed back headphones. AKG K371, DT770, ATH-M20x, HD620, MDR-M1 all have it. The mod allows us to get rid or it completely with EQ on DT700. That's why I like them more than DT770. That's also one of the reasons why closed back headphones are mostly considered reco