Audio-Technica ATH-M50

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For all their minor faults, the RP-DJ1205s are actually very well-engineered headphones.

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Great set of cans for the price, Audio-Technica's ATH-M50s are a classic.

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The Sony MDR-EX600s are a middle-of the road set of in-ears that while nice, aren't superstars either.

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Bassy and plush, the MDR-XB700s will rattle your skull, but also dig into it.

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The {{product.name}}s ($359.95 MSRP) are an entry-level pair of "DJ style headphones" which are better suited for "not things that a DJ might do with a mixing board."

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Great set of cans for the price, Audio-Technica's ATH-M50s are a classic.

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The Bose AE2s aren’t a bad entry-level bet, but you can definitely do better.

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The Sennheiser PXC 450s are an all-around decent set of active noise cancelers.

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The Audio Technica ATH-AD900s are decent performers, and they are certainly comfortable.

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Great for the audiophile who prizes the analytical sound, and has a powerful amp.

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While the T 70s certainly are impressive in some regards, they do show rough edges in a couple of areas.

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The SYNC by 50s aren't inherently _bad_, they're just terrible for $500.

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The Creative Aurvana Live! headphones offer decent performance at an entry-level price.

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The venerable Sony MDR-V6 finally runs our tests, and wows with great performance.

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Despite their acclaim, these cans just don't seem to cut the mustard

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Audio-Technica ATH-M50

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For all their minor faults, the RP-DJ1205s are actually very well-engineered headphones.

Great set of cans for the price, Audio-Technica's ATH-M50s are a classic.

The Sony MDR-EX600s are a middle-of the road set of in-ears that while nice, aren't superstars either.

Bassy and plush, the MDR-XB700s will rattle your skull, but also dig into it.

The {{product.name}}s ($359.95 MSRP) are an entry-level pair of "DJ style headphones" which are better suited for "not things that a DJ might do with a mixing board."

Great set of cans for the price, Audio-Technica's ATH-M50s are a classic.

The Bose AE2s aren’t a bad entry-level bet, but you can definitely do better.

The Sennheiser PXC 450s are an all-around decent set of active noise cancelers.

The Audio Technica ATH-AD900s are decent performers, and they are certainly comfortable.

Great for the audiophile who prizes the analytical sound, and has a powerful amp.

While the T 70s certainly are impressive in some regards, they do show rough edges in a couple of areas.

The SYNC by 50s aren't inherently _bad_, they're just terrible for $500.

The Creative Aurvana Live! headphones offer decent performance at an entry-level price.

The venerable Sony MDR-V6 finally runs our tests, and wows with great performance.

Despite their acclaim, these cans just don't seem to cut the mustard

They might miss a couple performance hurdles, but these buckles hold up their end of the bargain.

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