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TASCAM TH Series TH-MX2 Studio Headphones

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

They're a good pair of headphones priced not to hurt your wallet. I run a fairly thick channel for spoken word/narration, and these headphones pick up every detail. They are much better than the more expensive audio-technica ath-m40 headphones which u... Read More

Cons

The bass is super loud. All the rest is muffled and strange sounding. Not usable for the purpose of recording on my tascam *-01 fx/cd 8 track recorder or presonus interface and studio one computer recording setup. Useless for me really.

They are awful. It has a rattle in the right earpiece that does not go away. The ear cups enclose the ear, but are not large enough to be comfortable.

Microcoated copper? They return to soldered connections on the speakers themselves. They accept no other wire connection.

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Highlights

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Quality

These headphones are perfect for podcasting, good all around quality

Good quality and sounds good as well.

The biggest source of discomfort is the ear pads.

It does block out external sounds but is not "noise cancelling" so i rated it one-star on that count.

Price

Very impressive for such an inexpensive product.

These were well priced and work fine.

This product defeats best for its money!

Cheap, affordable studio equipment that does the job, and isn’t trying to sell you on something you don’t need.

Shipping

I know they old should have got them sooner.

Packaging/appearance

Nicer than expected and came with a nice storage bag.

Competitiveness

I’ve gone through several pairs from different brands of studio headphones over the past decade and these are definitely one of them.

For comparison, i mix sound on sennheiser hd 650's and sony mdr 7506 on the daily.

So if you were to buy this new for less than $30 and buy another $20 memory foam ear pads, this can compete with the $200 headp... Read More

Overview

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great, good, quality, bass and fine.

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Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 1,307 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 20 2024.