ATH-M40x

So last week I took my Audio-Technica ATH-M40x headphones out of storage, saw that the ear pads were unsalvageably disintegrated, threw them out to get rid of all the little vinyl fragments, and ordered replacements. Cut to Saturday, when the replacements arrived and I actually looked at the instruc

I fished out the Audio-Technica ATH-M40x headphones which I hadn't used in a while (because I eventually switched up a model) but I do have a Bluetooth adapter for them and I've been feeling the need lately to use wireless audio that isn't via earbuds. I discovered that the leatherette on the earcup

Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro 32 ohm Audio Technica ATH-M40x (cheaper, has detachable cable) ATH-M50x will work but I find its bass response muddies up easily (especially with playing a bass guitar). M40x has a flatter response Some amps just sound bad through headphones, I find Katanas need some EQ reduct

The Audio-Technica ATH-M20x's seems to be good entry-level headphones for exactly $60. I have the more expensive ATH-M40x's and they've been serving me quite well for the past 4 years.

Been using Audio-Technica ATH-M40X for 10+ years. First with a Roland TD-11KV and now with a Roland TD-716. They sound great and can handle drums.

Oops lol, that's my quick reading. I use the Beyer dynamic DT 990's which are really popular, but go for $200. My rec would be Audio Technica ATH-M40X. I've been using two pairs of M20Xs as my guest headphones whenever I have someone else with me. They still sound great, but I did have one pair star