-Wow!, As an Ex Lachlan Patreon I had not sadly followed up with MiniDiscTV. Lachlan is BACK!. This is the most comprehensive comparison of a headphone line I have ever seen on youtube... I have been considering the M50xBT and M60x and you gave me everything I need to know (besides an in person audition) to make a decision. Your experience with headphones as well as UA-cam reviews really shows here. Bravo. You also seem a lot more into it than your last few Lachlan videos (perhaps getting a regular pay check is a good thing). Really glad to see you happy and focused...sadly I am not an Australian but I hope Minidisc knows what an asset you are. Subscribed and looking forward to your next review. (Note: sadly I am not in any way financially or otherwise compensated for this opinion...just a fan).
Good comparison. I have the m50x-bt for just over 10 days and here's what I feel about them. Pros: 1. Great sound: in many of the songs I've been listening for years, I can hear more detail and in some cases I've heard instruments that I completely missed earlier. 2. Superb battery life: I have these headphones connected via Bluetooth for about 5 hours every day. I had to charge them only once after 7 days. I don't know how much these were charged out of the box, but even if they were at 100%, the battery life is very good. Cons: 1. Clamping force is slightly strong, but I can still have these on for ~2-3 hours at a stretch. 2. There's a slight sound leak. It's not very strong to distract anyone nearby unless they're either very close to you or they're concentrating really hard to hear what you're listening to.
Con 1. Gets better over time, you were too soon making this hands-on claim. The clamping force gets better (read: less) after 1 month of usage, you can stretch them a little bit but be very careful. Con 2. Memory foam needs a little bit of time to get adjusted to your head. Also too soon for this claim. The leakage will get less over time (and then after a while worse again when they wear out). Also these headphones don't need a lot of volume to sound good, so protect your ears and don't listen on maximum volume. To improve on Con 2. get a pair of brainwavz pads, it will improve low-end as well, though clamping force might feel a little bit higher until they are adjusted as well. Been rocking M40x since they got out, then I got m50x and now I also got the bluetooth version. I swear by these monitors if you are on a budget / not willing to pay more than €200/€250. So, after 3 years, have con 1 and 2 been improved for you? I really recommend upgrading your pads though, the standard pads for the cups aren't too great to be honest.
@@sloppyprogrammer4373 unfortunately I lost these headphones and got a pair of Sony XM3 instead. My last memory of these headphones was very good though and I would recommend this to anyone who isn't looking to buy Sony or Bose
Very well done. I am the recent owner of a pair of M40X. I have a solid state and a tube headphone amp. The M40X bring out details in music with a non fatiguing smoothness that I can listen to for hours
Been checking your reviews since before you coupled with Minidisc. I really do think you deserve more views. Always full of USEFUL information. Well comparison, AGAGIN!
the best objective and right on point comparison video for m50xbt. there are too many reviewers talked too much about design, battery, rather than the real meat. man you covered almost all the possible questions i may have, since i owned a pair of AD700X, audio technica own product line comparison is very interesting for me. one question i still have is, does bluetooth 4.2 vs 5.0 matter that much? how much does apx codex and apxhd codex matter in BT headphones?
I am waiting for my M 50 XBT to arrive in the mail as I watch this video. I have to tell you I am very pleased at your description of the comparison to the original M 50 X because those audio bits were concerns of mine and, at least according to your opinion, they are smoothed out On the Bluetooth version. Good job on the video. I was also wondering how all these headphones compare.
Welcome Back Lachlan ........ Good to see You ....... Very well EXPLAINED video . I REALLY like the way You BREAKDOWN the PROS & CONS very well DETAILED ...... Thumbs Up . Just for the RECORD I'm a really BIG FAN of MiniDiscs ..... Lol . I'm talking about the OLD FORMAT ...... I Still BELIEVE until this Day it's AMAZING be ABLE to OWN and PLAY one of this DEVICES ............. THANKS
I think this is one of the best Audio Technica headphones comparison videos on the internet...THANK YOU I wish even more AT models were included, but great :-)
This is what reviews should be. No pointless feature shots with annoying background music. Just pure substance, to the point, no BS. FYI, I came here for ATH-M50xBT vs Sony WH-H900N (a.k.a Sony Hear.on 2).
Im super happy i bought the ath m50xbt headphones and i absolutely agree with your review! Your 100% rite! U forgot 1 thing to metion is battery time for each set. But neways u get 40 hours continuous use off 1 charge with the ath m50xbt headphones in bluetooth mode. Wired dosent use the batterys at all. I love the bass these headphones put out n the whole package of sound they produce period. But im a bass guy so i favour these for the amazing clear deep bass they produce. With no distortion at all! I seriously feel my ears rattle lol! It tickles my ears sometimes! 😎👍👍
First off loved the video, mostly answered my question from the last video. Keep up the good work. I'd love to hear your thoughts sometime on the Ws1100is and how it compares to the Msr7. I'd also love to hear more about imaging, soundstage, separation and even resolution when you talk about headphones. Even when talking about closed back.
Thanks! I would love to go into more details about those aspects of sound, but unfortunately when comparing this many headphones, time is at a premium. Some of our longer reviews with less comparisons, like the TH909, go into more of this kind of detail :3 If I get a chance, I'll have a listen to the store's WS though! - Lachlan
Great comparisons, really enjoyed it. Would you know what has better sound quality between Audio technica ath dsr9bt and Beyerdynamic amiron wireless? I read that Beyerdynamic amiron wireless is the best wireless BT headphone?
My M50x's have served me well, but they have gotten really worn out over the years. On the aesthetic side, the thin plastic layer finish has cracked off over time on both the earmuffs and the band - Entirely in the case of the ear muffs, entirely underneath the band, and partially on the top. It pretty much deteriorates faster where it comes in contact with your head. Fortunately you can replace the earmuffs, but one may want to consider trying to protect the band itself. On the mechanical side, things have really deteriorated. A plastic part which ensures that the actual cans stay glued around your ear rather than jetting outward from your head somehow broke. I don't know if some abuse caused this to happen, or if it happened under normal use, but they have dropped on the floor a number of times. It was pretty devastating that they broke in this matter, because they are great headphones otherwise. However it was still able to fix it. The fix I came up with was to rig up the cans with wire and some tension to make them stay in place, to act as a replacement for the plastic part that prevents the cans from swinging backwards. The latest mechanical problem seems to be the stock wire the headphones come with. It has become flaky such that the left earphone goes in and out. Fortunately it can be replaced with both the stock and and arguably higher quality non-stock cables. I have been able to use the M50x headphones for a long time, but they have definitely been through a lot. I have only managed to extend their lifespan by specially rigging them up in a somewhat awkward looking but reasonably effective manner. I'm thinking it's time to replace with the ATH-M50xBT since it's basically the same thing but offers more.
I have the DSR and I love the sound. You can actually connect it to your device and you can use it wired but the wire have a USB connector instead of a 3.5mm Jack. I plug it in into my computer or phone and it works with even better sound quality than compared to using it wirelessly.
Is this on stage or in studio? The M60x might be less hot to wear in a stage environment because of its on-ear design. You can easily monitor with only one ear as well.
I know the Audiotechnicas would sound more detailed and more forward in overall presentation. I have ath w990bt and the sony h900n both so i can tell you that. Personally, the sony hear on 2 has always been my go-to headphones because it has fuller, warmer, and fun sounding, and are very suitable for long listening period. The audiotechnica is more suitable for short session to hear all the detail and positioning of the instruments in the music, while the sony is more suitable for enjoying the music while laying back in the sofa.
1. How is the soundstage of M50X Bt? I am planning to buy one, but people are complaining that the soundstage is below average. 2. Is AptX good enough to be compared with wired? Since there are way better codecs like AptxHD or LDAC (Sony) out there, which the M50x Bt doesn't have! 3. Is there any latency issue while using the headphones in wireless mode for movies and stuff? 4. How good is the bluetooth connectivity, coz I've seen many headphones start to lose audio quality if there is a wall between the headphone and the source! Thanks.
lack of ANC is not a con, passive noise cancelling is better. If you know how ANC works you know that destroying the detail in music kind of comes with the territory.
Sir, can you help me to make a right choice, please ? I like jazz, classic, psychodelic and ambient music... I can't decide between Pioneer S9, Grado w100 wireless and audio technica m50x BT Which one of them would be a better choice to me?
Hard to argue about value for money with the 40x. They're cheap, too. But on both the 50x and 40x you probably want to spend $20 on some aftermarket earpads that are a little deeper and larger so the comfort stops sucking.
using m50x to see your video,Your opinion is better than other youtuber,just because other youtuber will test hear the headphone even though know the audience just only can see this youtuber to shake his head .hahahaah .you are deserve more subscribers!
I would love to know how they compare to the ATH-AR5BT which I have. I like them, but sometimes they tend to be too focused on the highs and the bass may sometimes be too low, but it’s very clear and that’s what I like. I tried the Sony and the sound is garbage in wired mode, which is something that I don’t like, I want the headphones to sound the same both wired and wireless. Also, they sound ok wireless, but no way near as good as the AR5BT. I also owned the M40x and they were very nice, but the soundstage was a bit too cramped
M50x are great headphones for listening to music and mixing music because they add a bit of colour. So the wireless version is great for those applications too with a little more natural bass instead. M70x is the most accurate and audiophile friendly closed back headphone, with the M40x a great budget alternative to that. Honestly can’t comment on the MSR7 or DSR7 or M60x because I’ve never used them.
I think hear.on 1 (100aap/100abn) still sounds better than hear.on 2 (ha900). Hear.on 2 sounds so congested on the high and upper mid region... maybe sony want to play it safer this time, but it just make them sounds cheaper than they should be.
He reviewed the ABN's in another channel but like h.ear on 2 they sound bad in passive and depend on DSP. I have MDR-1000X and they sound great wireless, but awful without powered on and wired. The DSP makes it sound better wired but I get some clipping distortion. Wasn't a big fan on the hear.on but it definitely had its strengths against M50x. Unfortunately it was discontinued this year. I was thinking of getting it for a clearance price but instead got Takstar Pro 82. Most annoyed by 2.5mm cable but hey at least I can use cables from my broken M50x!
Do they really sound the same on cable compared to bluetooth? Using them in Windows they sound warmer connected with cable, but maybe it is something software-related..
Hey, I’ve got a question. I’m not a content creator in any sense of the word. So say I just want a set of Bluetooth headphones to use purely for listening to music that won’t break on me in six-to-twelve months, sound all right to a casual listener, have decent battery life, and aren’t over $300 dollars. Would you recommend the M50xBTs for that, or do you think they’d be a less-than-ideal choice for someone who won’t use them for monitoring?
Thanks for the comparison. I’ve had the M40X for a good few years but I’ve barely had the chance to use them since I got my airpods nearly two years ago. The convenience of Bluetooth and the legendary M50 sound is very tempting to me!
Are there any reasons why someone would choose the m50x over the m50xbt? I want to get one but I'm wondering whether I should sink the extra money for a wireless version.
I ordered the DSR7 precisly because it does NOT have ANC, I really dislike not hearing my surroundings. Is there a reason there are not really any openback BT headphones?
Lachlan used to be my favorite reviewer for audio gear. No wonder he is now working in a much more professional capacity. Kudos to you man!
Re-uploaded, now with 10% more ending, and an edit about the Sony's passive mode. Thanks to everyone who pointed out issues with the previous upload!
-Wow!, As an Ex Lachlan Patreon I had not sadly followed up with MiniDiscTV. Lachlan is BACK!. This is the most comprehensive comparison of a headphone line I have ever seen on youtube... I have been considering the M50xBT and M60x and you gave me everything I need to know (besides an in person audition) to make a decision. Your experience with headphones as well as UA-cam reviews really shows here. Bravo. You also seem a lot more into it than your last few Lachlan videos (perhaps getting a regular pay check is a good thing). Really glad to see you happy and focused...sadly I am not an Australian but I hope Minidisc knows what an asset you are. Subscribed and looking forward to your next review. (Note: sadly I am not in any way financially or otherwise compensated for this opinion...just a fan).
Thanks for your kind words! You’re right, it’s white motivating to work here, glad to have your sub :) - Lachlan
Good comparison. I have the m50x-bt for just over 10 days and here's what I feel about them.
Pros:
1. Great sound: in many of the songs I've been listening for years, I can hear more detail and in some cases I've heard instruments that I completely missed earlier.
2. Superb battery life: I have these headphones connected via Bluetooth for about 5 hours every day. I had to charge them only once after 7 days. I don't know how much these were charged out of the box, but even if they were at 100%, the battery life is very good.
Cons:
1. Clamping force is slightly strong, but I can still have these on for ~2-3 hours at a stretch.
2. There's a slight sound leak. It's not very strong to distract anyone nearby unless they're either very close to you or they're concentrating really hard to hear what you're listening to.
Usually things ideally get stored/stocked at half charged... is the general protocol.
Con 1. Gets better over time, you were too soon making this hands-on claim. The clamping force gets better (read: less) after 1 month of usage, you can stretch them a little bit but be very careful.
Con 2. Memory foam needs a little bit of time to get adjusted to your head. Also too soon for this claim. The leakage will get less over time (and then after a while worse again when they wear out). Also these headphones don't need a lot of volume to sound good, so protect your ears and don't listen on maximum volume.
To improve on Con 2. get a pair of brainwavz pads, it will improve low-end as well, though clamping force might feel a little bit higher until they are adjusted as well. Been rocking M40x since they got out, then I got m50x and now I also got the bluetooth version. I swear by these monitors if you are on a budget / not willing to pay more than €200/€250.
So, after 3 years, have con 1 and 2 been improved for you? I really recommend upgrading your pads though, the standard pads for the cups aren't too great to be honest.
@@sloppyprogrammer4373 unfortunately I lost these headphones and got a pair of Sony XM3 instead. My last memory of these headphones was very good though and I would recommend this to anyone who isn't looking to buy Sony or Bose
@@kkwargs Amazing, yeah I saw too late how long ago you made the review. Oops from my part :p
How is no one gonna talk about that crazy introduction with all the M's
What is there to talk about?
feel really grateful for this kind of quality in today‘s reviews
7-1/2 hours of charging? Good thing you get 8 hours of sleep .
If the design isn’t broke don’t fix it.
The sound quality is awesome .
omg lachlan!! i remember watching his review of headphones somewhat like 5 years ago nice to see your new reviews..
Very well done. I am the recent owner of a pair of M40X. I have a solid state and a tube headphone amp. The M40X bring out details in music with a non fatiguing smoothness that I can listen to for hours
ATH-M40x FTW!
Like if you owned one...
I have had a pair for 4 years and they just broke yesterday *cries*. I'll be picking up the m50xbt now
@@rynolin342 Holy shit I just experienced the same thing. Same amount of years too, lol
Audio-Technica's Illuminati confirmed.
You’ve never even heard the 60s so your comment isn’t valid
Same here! My M40x snapped after 4.5 years. I just got the M50xBT. While I like the M50xBT, I kind of miss the M40x
Been checking your reviews since before you coupled with Minidisc. I really do think you deserve more views. Always full of USEFUL information. Well comparison, AGAGIN!
the best objective and right on point comparison video for m50xbt.
there are too many reviewers talked too much about design, battery, rather than the real meat.
man you covered almost all the possible questions i may have, since i owned a pair of AD700X, audio technica own product line comparison is very interesting for me.
one question i still have is, does bluetooth 4.2 vs 5.0 matter that much? how much does apx codex and apxhd codex matter in BT headphones?
I am waiting for my M 50 XBT to arrive in the mail as I watch this video. I have to tell you I am very pleased at your description of the comparison to the original M 50 X because those audio bits were concerns of mine and, at least according to your opinion, they are smoothed out On the Bluetooth version. Good job on the video. I was also wondering how all these headphones compare.
If you don't mind... Can you please leave your impression of it..?
Welcome Back Lachlan ........ Good to see You ....... Very well EXPLAINED video . I REALLY like the way You BREAKDOWN the PROS & CONS very well DETAILED ...... Thumbs Up . Just for the RECORD I'm a really BIG FAN of MiniDiscs ..... Lol . I'm talking about the OLD FORMAT ...... I Still BELIEVE until this Day it's AMAZING be ABLE to OWN and PLAY one of this DEVICES ............. THANKS
great comparisons! I picked up a pair dsr7. Great for everyday use, amazing standby ,… good price point as well!
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I think this is one of the best Audio Technica headphones comparison videos on the internet...THANK YOU I wish even more AT models were included, but great :-)
This is what reviews should be. No pointless feature shots with annoying background music. Just pure substance, to the point, no BS. FYI, I came here for ATH-M50xBT vs Sony WH-H900N (a.k.a Sony Hear.on 2).
Thanks for the review :)
You’re welcome!
Im super happy i bought the ath m50xbt headphones and i absolutely agree with your review! Your 100% rite! U forgot 1 thing to metion is battery time for each set. But neways u get 40 hours continuous use off 1 charge with the ath m50xbt headphones in bluetooth mode. Wired dosent use the batterys at all. I love the bass these headphones put out n the whole package of sound they produce period. But im a bass guy so i favour these for the amazing clear deep bass they produce. With no distortion at all! I seriously feel my ears rattle lol! It tickles my ears sometimes! 😎👍👍
Great review! Just ordered my M50xBT;)
Great intro with the iconic M-series lineup. Subbed.
Thanks!
good to see you back in the game, lachlan!
What a great, detailed review.
Thanks mate. Great comparison. Helps a lot.
This channel is so underrated
First off loved the video, mostly answered my question from the last video. Keep up the good work.
I'd love to hear your thoughts sometime on the Ws1100is and how it compares to the Msr7.
I'd also love to hear more about imaging, soundstage, separation and even resolution when you talk about headphones. Even when talking about closed back.
Thanks! I would love to go into more details about those aspects of sound, but unfortunately when comparing this many headphones, time is at a premium. Some of our longer reviews with less comparisons, like the TH909, go into more of this kind of detail :3 If I get a chance, I'll have a listen to the store's WS though! - Lachlan
Welcome back lachlan. You were missed
*ATH M40x is the real killer!*
@Vince Kinney which of them has better flat and clearer sound,
Really great and thorough review!
Very good review! Thank you!
Thanks man I'm going to choose between M40 and M60
Great comparison video!
Great review! Short, informative and business-like.
Could you do the same comparison between m50xbt and Beyerdynamic Amiron Wireless?
great job, thanks
Great comparisons, really enjoyed it. Would you know what has better sound quality between Audio technica ath dsr9bt and Beyerdynamic amiron wireless? I read that Beyerdynamic amiron wireless is the best wireless BT headphone?
Great review. You mentioned that you like the bass better on m50xbt then the m50x. How would you compare the bass on the m50xbt vs the the m40x?
Agree with the wireless hiss of the DSR7BT, a little disappointing. Not present when in wired mode.
My M50x's have served me well, but they have gotten really worn out over the years.
On the aesthetic side, the thin plastic layer finish has cracked off over time on both the earmuffs and the band - Entirely in the case of the ear muffs, entirely underneath the band, and partially on the top. It pretty much deteriorates faster where it comes in contact with your head. Fortunately you can replace the earmuffs, but one may want to consider trying to protect the band itself.
On the mechanical side, things have really deteriorated. A plastic part which ensures that the actual cans stay glued around your ear rather than jetting outward from your head somehow broke. I don't know if some abuse caused this to happen, or if it happened under normal use, but they have dropped on the floor a number of times. It was pretty devastating that they broke in this matter, because they are great headphones otherwise. However it was still able to fix it. The fix I came up with was to rig up the cans with wire and some tension to make them stay in place, to act as a replacement for the plastic part that prevents the cans from swinging backwards.
The latest mechanical problem seems to be the stock wire the headphones come with. It has become flaky such that the left earphone goes in and out. Fortunately it can be replaced with both the stock and and arguably higher quality non-stock cables.
I have been able to use the M50x headphones for a long time, but they have definitely been through a lot. I have only managed to extend their lifespan by specially rigging them up in a somewhat awkward looking but reasonably effective manner. I'm thinking it's time to replace with the ATH-M50xBT since it's basically the same thing but offers more.
I have the DSR and I love the sound. You can actually connect it to your device and you can use it wired but the wire have a USB connector instead of a 3.5mm Jack. I plug it in into my computer or phone and it works with even better sound quality than compared to using it wirelessly.
Coming back to this video for a second time for reference, and just now catching all the alliteration in the beginning.
In 1.5 velocity sounds really nice, I can understand all
Video helped alot with my headphone decision thanks
0:15 no one noticed what he said?
Sounds like some vendetta shit right there
NERF THIS!!!!!! you helped me decide, thank you ATH-M50xBT all the wayyy
Love your shirt
ATH-DSR7 sounds great but it just isn't loud enough which is why I sold mine.
Interesting review, thanks a lot!
What about comparison of DSR7 and latest Sony MDR1000 mx3? I mean only sound performance, not NC. Thanks
Super thanks for the review !
That’s perfect.
What do you think is the most appropriate for electric drum ?
Is this on stage or in studio? The M60x might be less hot to wear in a stage environment because of its on-ear design. You can easily monitor with only one ear as well.
Actually on studio sir
If it's in studio, we'd say the M50x, M70x or M50xBT would be best, just depending on your needs and whether you need longer cables etc. - Lachlan
I know the Audiotechnicas would sound more detailed and more forward in overall presentation. I have ath w990bt and the sony h900n both so i can tell you that.
Personally, the sony hear on 2 has always been my go-to headphones because it has fuller, warmer, and fun sounding, and are very suitable for long listening period. The audiotechnica is more suitable for short session to hear all the detail and positioning of the instruments in the music, while the sony is more suitable for enjoying the music while laying back in the sofa.
What about ATH-M50XBT vs ATH-ANC700BT sound, comfort and outside noise reduction (passive noise on M50 vs active noise on ANC700BT)
Wow -3db is perfect. The clamping force is the only issue I have with them.
1. How is the soundstage of M50X Bt? I am planning to buy one, but people are complaining that the soundstage is below average.
2.
Is AptX good enough to be compared with wired? Since there are way
better codecs like AptxHD or LDAC (Sony) out there, which the M50x Bt
doesn't have!
3. Is there any latency issue while using the headphones in wireless mode for movies and stuff?
4.
How good is the bluetooth connectivity, coz I've seen many headphones
start to lose audio quality if there is a wall between the headphone and
the source!
Thanks.
Well done, have you tried the Sennheiser momentum wireless? If yes, what's the difference?
lack of ANC is not a con, passive noise cancelling is better. If you know how ANC works you know that destroying the detail in music kind of comes with the territory.
When will you get SR50BT?
Case study on an early UA-camr who was on the boat to success and riches and still managed to miss it altogether.
Which headset would you recommend for people with glasses? Or would you recommend the changing out the ear pads for something else?
Have you gotten to compare the M40X with the SR6BT from Audio Technica? The SR6BT is supposed to be a smaller version of the MSR7
Sir, can you help me to make a right choice, please ? I like jazz, classic, psychodelic and ambient music...
I can't decide between Pioneer S9, Grado w100 wireless and audio technica m50x BT
Which one of them would be a better choice to me?
Hard to argue about value for money with the 40x. They're cheap, too. But on both the 50x and 40x you probably want to spend $20 on some aftermarket earpads that are a little deeper and larger so the comfort stops sucking.
using m50x to see your video,Your opinion is better than other youtuber,just because other youtuber will test hear the headphone even though know the audience just only can see this youtuber to shake his head .hahahaah .you are deserve more subscribers!
I would love to know how they compare to the ATH-AR5BT which I have. I like them, but sometimes they tend to be too focused on the highs and the bass may sometimes be too low, but it’s very clear and that’s what I like.
I tried the Sony and the sound is garbage in wired mode, which is something that I don’t like, I want the headphones to sound the same both wired and wireless. Also, they sound ok wireless, but no way near as good as the AR5BT. I also owned the M40x and they were very nice, but the soundstage was a bit too cramped
Can you make the comparison of the BT2?
M50x are great headphones for listening to music and mixing music because they add a bit of colour. So the wireless version is great for those applications too with a little more natural bass instead.
M70x is the most accurate and audiophile friendly closed back headphone, with the M40x a great budget alternative to that.
Honestly can’t comment on the MSR7 or DSR7 or M60x because I’ve never used them.
M40x or m50x for only personal listening and nothing else?
I am not able to pair this headphone ti my FiiO M11 baladeur. You can help me? My baladeur doesn’t see the ATH-DSR7B7 when it search it by Bluetooth.
I think hear.on 1 (100aap/100abn) still sounds better than hear.on 2 (ha900). Hear.on 2 sounds so congested on the high and upper mid region... maybe sony want to play it safer this time, but it just make them sounds cheaper than they should be.
He reviewed the ABN's in another channel but like h.ear on 2 they sound bad in passive and depend on DSP. I have MDR-1000X and they sound great wireless, but awful without powered on and wired. The DSP makes it sound better wired but I get some clipping distortion.
Wasn't a big fan on the hear.on but it definitely had its strengths against M50x. Unfortunately it was discontinued this year. I was thinking of getting it for a clearance price but instead got Takstar Pro 82. Most annoyed by 2.5mm cable but hey at least I can use cables from my broken M50x!
did AT improve the build on M70X? A lot of snapped hinges on amazon.
Do they really sound the same on cable compared to bluetooth?
Using them in Windows they sound warmer connected with cable, but maybe it is something software-related..
Hey, I’ve got a question. I’m not a content creator in any sense of the word. So say I just want a set of Bluetooth headphones to use purely for listening to music that won’t break on me in six-to-twelve months, sound all right to a casual listener, have decent battery life, and aren’t over $300 dollars. Would you recommend the M50xBTs for that, or do you think they’d be a less-than-ideal choice for someone who won’t use them for monitoring?
I think they are good, but there are maybe more comfortable options worth looking into as well. - Lachlan
It make sense why M50x (45mm)can produce better bass because driver size difference to M40x(40mm)
Do you guys have replacement pads for the ATH-M40x? Cheers.
I'll get the bt2 soon
What's the best way to use my hear on? It doesn't sound as good as i want. I like hd598 more. Am i using it wrong?
You film this in a store?
what is the latency like for these? i heard it was pretty bad 1/4-1/2 a second
Drinking game: take a shot every time he says M50XBT
😵😵😵
thank you
Thanks for the comparison. I’ve had the M40X for a good few years but I’ve barely had the chance to use them since I got my airpods nearly two years ago. The convenience of Bluetooth and the legendary M50 sound is very tempting to me!
Sony XM2 is gonna be on sale for the same price for black friday. I am really conflicted on which to buy :(
ATH-M50XBT or Sennheiser HD 4.50 BTNC?
M50x for more accurate sound and hd 4.50 BTNC for noise cancelation
Hey ! Aren't you Lachlan??!!
Yep!
@@MinidiscAu wow!! Nice to see you
Why did you change your channel?
Order on line yes great what is your web sight called 🤔
So the sound of M50xBT is what normal M50x should be?
Best reviews
Hey! Do you guys know any other brand that makes bluetooth/monitoring headphones ?
Just ordered a pair of M70Xs...
I was actually struggling with taming high frequencies in mixes, looks like I made the perfect choice.
thanks! 0:15 0:30 I saw what you did there
Are there any reasons why someone would choose the m50x over the m50xbt? I want to get one but I'm wondering whether I should sink the extra money for a wireless version.
Wired is better, it's not worth the extra bucks especially if it's for indoor listening
Lachlan likes a new thing, the thing is called Mini Disk.
So which one i need to choose if i just want to have easy listening for song and looking for comfort. Ath m50xbt or sony h ear on2 ?
sony
I ordered the DSR7 precisly because it does NOT have ANC, I really dislike not hearing my surroundings. Is there a reason there are not really any openback BT headphones?
There is the Grado GW100! But since most people wear wireless headphones outside they tend to prefer closed back.
Deva
Can you do a review of the MSR7SE
The MSR7SE was a limited edition so we don't have a pair to review, but we will be reviewing the MSR7BL when that arrives in AU! - Lachlan
Is the cable exchangeable?
Hi mate, do you have any thought about Yamaha HPH-W300? How this compare to that?
Hi! We haven't had any chance to listen to that one sorry!
@@MinidiscAu ohh it's ok, thank you
Is there a wired, non wireless, DSR7?
Can m50xbt better than bose 700nc and senn momentum 3
Does the headband still flake over time? Or did they change the material..
Ummm the headphones just came out how would anyone know? 🤔
why not a binaural sound test for anc?
I like my m50x's but they are so unconmfortable.