Audio-technica ATH-M30 Pro Reviews

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There are several other "studio monitor" headphone models in this price range, including Audio-Technica's own ATHM40FS, which requires a 3.5mm adapter for mobile use and weighs slightly more. That model also has a extra-long cord. The Sony MDR-7506 and MDR-V6 are other popular and highly rated sub-$100 options, but they cost more. Many of these full-size, closed-back headphones weren't designed with an emphasis on mobile use. But with larger headphones being in fashion these days (thank Beats for that), more people are taking a look at affordable models like the ATH-M30 and ATH-M35 to use for listening in the office (they do seal out sound, so they're good for cubicle use) and at home, as well as on the go.

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May 08, 2012

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