ATH-R50X Open-Back Headphones

Update on my headphones comment from yesterday, I ordered the Audio-Technica ATH-R50x. Less than 200 bucks so not that expensive all things considered. I've never used open back headphones before but they probably suit my needs better since I prioritize comfort and don't care much for noise cancelat

Also the Audio Technica R30X and R50X are good choices since they're pretty lightweight, which helps in long editing sessions. Though their cups are a bit smaller than the Sennheiser ones for example (the HD 550/505/560s are all great choices as well), so it may press on the ears, but if it fits, it

2,5 juta - Audio Technica R50X - Wah ini sangat cakep. compared to hd560s lebih ada air nya. tapi fittingnya jauh lebih enak. less swivel error, walau earcupnya agak lebih kecil dari hd560s entah kenapa lebih enak aja. lekukan bahan padsnya. dan padding headbandnya juga better. Ini di bawah R70x yaa

You might want to consider the Audio Technica R50x headphone ($150 to $170 US) with OEM Replacement R70x pads ($30) which do fit, but are a bit roomier. That is one of the set ups that I have and it sounds great.

The Astros seemed like the perfect headphones to me until I realised just how heavy the are.. most gaming headphones are actually too heavy for me so I started trying a bunch of open back lightweight studio headphones and long story short using the audio technica ath r50x and those are really all yo

Over the last 15 or more years I owned quite a few open back headphones. I owned the HD650, AKG K-612, Audio Technica ATH-R70x, Philips 9500. Right now I use the Audio Technica ATH-R70xa as well as the ATH-R50x. I also have the vintage AKG K-1000 and current Hifiman HE400SE. I use them all, some mor