Audio Technica ATH-M50X Headphones - £84.54 @ Inta Audio Computer systems

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Audio Technica ATH-M50X Headphones £84.54 @ Inta-audio.co.uk

£84.54 Inta Audio Computer systems1 Jan 16

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Nedny

30 Dec 15

Use code "AT10" at the checkout to get them for £84.54 with free delivery, the best price I could find so far.

Haven't got a pair myself but currently window shopping for some new headphones and found these. But they have got excellent reviews on Amazon.

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Danze1984

30 Dec 15 8 #2

Baffles me that you can get headphones as good as these for this price, but people will still go and buy Beats.

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Flynn_Lives

30 Dec 15 1 #1

Hot !!! Absolutely brilliant headphones. I've been using them for quite some time now for recording / mixing & also gaming, and they haven't let me down!

Please remember if you buy them that they take about 20-30 hours to fully "break-in" :smiley:

Danze1984

30 Dec 15 8 #2

Baffles me that you can get headphones as good as these for this price, but people will still go and buy Beats.

Uridium to Danze1984

31 Dec 15 #3

It's all about the weight...these headphones don't have those special extra pieces of metal added inside like the Beats do that make the Beats better quality..:stuck_out_tongue:

stanno

31 Dec 15 #4

They are very good phones indeed, especially at this price. Slight emphasis on the lower end so need to be cross-refenced with something more neutral for mixing purposes, but nowhere near as bad as Beats. etc. which are basically just crap.

simonreedjones

31 Dec 15 #5

Good price

Brownstone

31 Dec 15 2 #6

I bought the M40X last week, just couldn't justify the extra £30 for these.

Hot price though, when compared to elsewhere.

Just sellotape a couple of horse shoes to the outside of the earpieces for the real Beats(TM) feel...

*Sloman* to Brownstone

31 Dec 15 #19

Same her, nearly as good. And good enough for me

M_z

31 Dec 15 #7

Beats are for fashion lovers, these are for music lovers - I don't see a problem with that? Pay your money and make your choice. :smiley:

Splashmo

31 Dec 15 #8

Broad question, but what are these like for actual music? I am of the understanding that these are quite neutral, hence being good for studio use etc, but does this translate well to day to day listening of regular audio?

mamboboy to Splashmo

31 Dec 15 #9

They certainly aren't neutral... leaning more the low end. It makes them perfect for all rounders IMO - music audio production, casual listening, gaming etc.

I found mine sounded a lot nicer when I sold my soundcard (Xonar D2) and upgraded my motherboard to one with a headphone amp as well. Seems give them a little more of a cleaner/punchier sound...

DontCallMeNinja

31 Dec 15 #10

they are excellent for listening to music but I wouldn't recommend using them on the bus/tube. they are really big so you'll look like a **** and they are noise isolating so you won't hear any background noise which could be important.

I primarily use mine for watching films and gaming on my PS4 (you can get an adapter for like £1). very satisfied.

Splashmo

31 Dec 15 #11

Ah right. Cheers for the clarification. These do seem to be the best bet for over ear headphones under £100. I know there are some decent on ear phones for similar price, but never got on with them comfort wise.

ohblobbything

31 Dec 15 #12

They are certainly good for regular listening, but it's all relative. Their slightly hyped low end still won't be enough if you are used to booming bass. And obviously the better the file quality the more point there is in having nice cans like these.

sriks

31 Dec 15 #13

Been after these for a while..

Wonder if its worth the extra fiver on amazon. Hows service from inta-audio.. never heard of these guys?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Audio-Technica-ATH-M50X-Monitor-Professional-Headphones/dp/B00HVLUR86/

Splashmo

31 Dec 15 1 #14

Inta-audio also sell through Amazon, so must be fairly legit.

Check out their feedback here.

Edit: They appear to be selling the M50x for cheaper than Amazon, on Amazon.

don1thedon

31 Dec 15 #15

Inta Audio well known in pro audio circles, I've purchased from them in the past with no problems.

asl3312

31 Dec 15 #16

Been using mine for about a week now. They are amazing headphones although the clamping force on my head is a bit tight, I'm hoping they will free up a bit after prolonged use. Also looking at getting some velour ear pads as the pleather is quite stiff.

The sound quality is excellent, maybe a touch bass heavy though.

dougiedonut

31 Dec 15 1 #17

Make sure you use something like power amp to make the most of these with a phone.
Sound quality is amazing. Great deal do not miss out of your looking for great cans

Brownstone

31 Dec 15 #18

Bought a couple of things from these recently, and their service is spot on, especially if you choose the next day delivery through DPD.

crackshotkv

31 Dec 15 #20

Pretty good deal for a great pair of cans.

Indeed, if you're not a fan of the bass bias, the M40x are a good alternative - they're almost identical but with a more neutral sound and slightly smaller drivers for ~£20 less

thesexymexican

31 Dec 15 #21

Great set of headphones. If anyone is interested dbrand will be doing some custom skins for these soon according to their twitter.

http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CXe6CuNUwAA_rXF.jpg

xboxone573

7 Jan 16 #22

Hot.... Best headphones I have every bought... Great price

northall_justin

30 Mar 16 #23

Beats suck. They are way too heavy on the bass.

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