Audio-Technica ATH-M30 Professional Headphones
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- Professional-quality closed-back cynamic stereo monitor headphones
- Great choice for project studio engineers, home recordists and recording musicians
- Adjustable cushioned headband and lightweight design for maximum comfort
- Ultra-flexible 11-foot cable with single-side exit
- Includes 3.5mm stereo connector with strain relief and professional and screw-on 1/4-inch adapter
- OFC litz wire cable, convenient one-side exit
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Audio-Technica ATH-M30 dynamic stereo headphones are the perfect choice for project studio engineers, home recordists and recording musicians. ATH-M30 headphones offer the highest level of sonic accuracy in a design engineered to provide maximum comfort for hours of listening. Their low-profile, closed-back design provides exceptional clarity and superior isolation in high-volume listening situations. Features include: neodymium magnet structure; lightweight, adjustable cushioned headband; gold-
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Question by : Will my wireless headphones work if i hook it up with a digital audio to headphone jack cable?
my LED tv dont have a headphone jack for my basestation of my cordless headphones.all it has is a digital out jack.so do u think digital audio will play through my headphones like this with the right cable?
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Answer by Placido
I use wireless headphones on my tv. My connection point is the bluetooth. I guess since your tv has a digital out jack it could do the same thing.
Neophyte audiophile mighty impressed,
After purchasing an iPod mini, I thought I could use much better headphones to test the quality of the aiff files provided by iTunes. I must emphasize that I am not an expert as the other reviewers. When choosing this pair, I read reviews and looked for high quality under 50 bucks. These headphones put my big stereo speakers to shame. I can hear the background singers and instruments I haven’t heard before. They sound completely awesome! (no, really, they do). There is a little bit of leak, not much. and they are extremely comfortable and lightweight on the head. I’ll be testing them out extensively this weekend while traveling on airplanes. Update on airplane use: they are not noise canceling headphones, but they did block the noise of a few verbally obnoxious passengers, and while volume was cranked up, no one knew how much the tunes were cranked up. My friends that have tried them out call them *amazing*, like a symphony hall.
Around the house, they block out flushing toilets, dishwashers, and those annoying sounds from the kids’ room. The cord is super long, so I can keep my iPod in it’s dock on the kitchen counter and walk around and cook dinner and clean. And the connector has a strain relief so I know that the cord won’t break off from running around.
I also needed headphones to go with my laptop while watching DVDs and listening to music and other computer things. Unlike my other cd headphones, these are in stereo and pick up amazing sounds. Also, they block out the computer sounds of the dvd spinning.
I suppose they weren’t made for household use, but they sound so good, that they will keep me happy for a long time, baby.
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|Comment by deb "purplejeep" — February 15, 2012 @ 3:29 am
Best headphones barely under $50,
My late headphones set the standard by which I judge all others. With a pair of titanium drivers, they had the best frequency response of any set of headphones I have ever used. There were two problems: they were open, and the cord was extremely thin and prone to breaking.
Enter the ATH-M30. With a thick cord entering on only one side and nearly impervious to wear and tear, closed ears eliminating much external noise, thick and soft padding that makes long duration listening comfortable, a padded head band, (everywhere that directly touches the head is padded… some serious points there) and constructed of hard plastic and metal that bends and doesn’t break. And of course sound quality and frequency response… the specs say 20Hz – 20 KHz, and while I haven’t tested the high end, the low end is beautiful and strong. If you watch a movie with these and a plane flies overhead, you are not alone if you take the headphones off to make sure one didn’t really fly overhead. Great signal-to-noise ratio and frequency response that makes the inadequacies of MP3s immediately apparent. If there were a similar pair of headphones that had titanium drivers, there would be a slight quality increase, but it’s great as it is.
Sound quality 4.5 (5 being with titanium drivers)
Signal-to-noise 5
Construction 5
Comfort 4.5
Range/Frequency response 4.5
Durability 5
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|Comment by Ryan W. Tenney — February 15, 2012 @ 3:35 am
Good value in its range,
Finding a pair of decent-sounding closed headphones at less than 50USD is far to be easy. The typical sound of those is boomy, with strange reverberation effects and a poor sound. The ATH-M30 provide a warm sound, with a solid bass (sometimes a bit undefined), a smooth midrange and a correct trebble. The feeling is perhaps not the “outstanding clarity” advertised but rather a relaxing sound, with a good balance between details and fun. Compared to the sennheiser HD212, the trebble is a bit lacking but, at least, the bass doesn’t kill the midrange.
These headphones are well-built and will probably last. I only regret the absence of a collapsable capacity.
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|Comment by "benoitae" — February 15, 2012 @ 4:24 am