Thanks to the 15° swiveling earcups, high-quality materials, and generous cushioning on the headband and earpads, the headphones are both durable and comfortable to wear. Exiting from the left earcup, the attached 9.8' cable reduces tangles and simplifies channel identification. The cable sports a 3.5mm mini plug for use with mobile devices and computer soundcards, and a 1/4" snap-on adapter is included for easy hookup to audio interfaces, mixers, and stereo receivers.
- For Home Recording and Mixing
- 40mm Neodymium Dynamic Drivers
- 15 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response
- Tuned for Enhanced Bass Response
Thanks to the 15° swiveling earcups, high-quality materials, and generous cushioning on the headband and earpads, the headphones are both durable and comfortable to wear. Exiting from the left earcup, the attached 9.8' cable reduces tangles and simplifies channel identification. The cable sports a 3.5mm mini plug for use with mobile devices and computer soundcards, and a 1/4" snap-on adapter is included for easy hookup to audio interfaces, mixers, and stereo receivers.
Audio-Technica ATH-M20X Overview
Audio-Technica ATH-M20X Specs
| Wearing Style | |
| Open/Closed-Back | |
| Impedance | |
| Active Noise Cancellation | |
| Frequency Response | |
| Built-In Mic | |
| Audio Connector | |
| Included Adapter |
| Wearing Style | |
| Earpiece Design | |
| Open/Closed-Back | |
| Sound Field | |
| Driver Type | |
| Driver Size | |
| Impedance | |
| Active Noise Cancellation | |
| Frequency Response | |
| Sensitivity | |
| Maximum Power Handling | |
| Volume Limiting / Child-Safe | |
| Built-In Controls |
| Built-In Mic |
| Wired Audio Connector | |
| Included Adapter | |
| Cable Design | |
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Audio-Technica ATH-M20X Reviews
Really good headphones for the money
I have always had good luck with these Audio Technica ATH-M20x headphones. They sound great and are comfortable to wear. They are wired, so, I use them with my computer, listening to music of when mixing a video I have edited. The only reason I replaced my old pair is, the rubber on the lear muffs was peeling away. But the old pair was over 5 years old and I use them every day (and I confess, I sweat around my ears a fair amount).
Get what you pay for.
Sound and feel is fine my only issue is they don't fold up so it makes packing them a pain. They would probably end up being left home most shoots.
