If you’re considering an upgrade in this price range, Audio-Technica’s ATH-MSR7 should be high on your list. Depending on your musical tastes, its sound signature may underwhelm a bit in the low end, but otherwise, everyone should be pleased with these headphones. ATH-MSR7’s excellent detail makes these headphones an excellent medium to experience — or rediscover — your music.
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They might not be the complete package, but Audio-Technica has created some seriously good sounding headphones here. The ATH-MSR7 offer good build and stylish design, although they aren't the most comfortable or portable around. What we're most taken...
If you're looking for a set of over-ear headphones with chops in performance and design, it could cost you a lot. But the MSR7 brings the Hi-Res ruckus for a much more affordable...
For a no frills, high-end experience, the MSR7s are one of the best choices out there. The ATH-MSR7s are Audio-Technica's current flagship consumer headphones, and it shows in the attention to detail in design and sound performance. While $250 can...
If you’re considering an upgrade in this price range, Audio-Technica’s ATH-MSR7 should be high on your list. Depending on your musical tastes, its sound signature may underwhelm a bit in the low end, but otherwise, everyone should be pleased with these headphones. ATH-MSR7’s excellent detail makes these headphones an excellent medium to experience — or rediscover — your music.
The Audio Technica MSR7 headphones are perfectly decent, but there's no shortage of quality alternatives at this price – and that puts them at a real...
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The Audio-Technica ATH-MSR7 is a great-sounding headphone with the one caveat that its sonic detail is so impressive that it brings out both the best and worst in any given source...
The most recent addition to Audio-Technica's SonicPro line of headphones, the new ATH-MSR7 is an over-the-ear, closed-back design that carries an MSRP of $249.95. Audio-Technica bills these as "hi-res audio" headphones, which is the company's way of...
As an industry, the AV sector is rather tolerant of design practices that can produce excellent performance but result in a product that is hard to use, complicated or fragile- or if the design team has really gone to town, a heady combination of all...
The sound boffins at Audio-Technica are back with their latest pair of over-ear headphones, the ATH-MSR7, which promise to deliver top-notch sound and high-res audio support, all in a slick package that costs just £199. Are they worthy of being your next...
There may be no Bluetooth wireless and no active noise-cancellation, but the overall quality of the Audio-Technica ATH-MSR7 means that, ultimately, we don't really care. These are classic yet contemporary cans - and for the £200 asking price you'd...
Audio-Technica has been producing audio equipment, from microphones to magnetic cartridges for turntables, since the 1960s. These days it is probably best known for its headphones, such as the ATH-M50 professional studio monitor headphones and the...
Audio Technica uses over forty years of know-how to build an aggresively priced closed back headphone that gives open-backs a run for their money. Audio Technica has been making iconic and professionally-revered headphones for the past 43 years. The...