ATH-R70XA Open-Back Headphones

just dont its too big for the amount of time you wearing it, i recommend got o store and try. all the best!model i recommend for long sessions u12t, ie600. tbh for long session i still recommend open back headphones, hifiman arya/he1000 have great comfort and airy too. or audio technica ath r70xa, A

How much time you got? :) I've always felt in tune with "variety is the spice of life," so Beyers have never been my only can. But I did rely on them for studio duty for a while. My alternatives have long been Sennheiser, AKG, Audio Technica, and Grado. More recently I've added Hifiman and Fiio to t

Look into Audio-Technica ATH-R70xa, Sennheiser HD600/650 or the beyer DT 900 Pro X.

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

i bought Audio-Technica ATH-R70XA Open-Back Headphones specifically because of how light they are, and so I could hear things around me if they happened

Yo tengo unos audio-technica ath-r70xa y unos Vmoda M200 y ambos son increíbles, pero no olvides usar un Dac y cables balanceados

Worse in terms of what? Recently I was listening to an album through my audio technica ath-r70xa in my desktop at max quality and found it harsh. I listened to the same album through bluetooth earbuds at 320k and was definitely more pleasant.