do you guys ever worry about how much they bend the ath m50s headband and how much they press the earmuffs together?
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I've had my case and m50s for years and they still haven't damaged the headband or earmuffs.
687111
They adjust quite a lot I could say. If you have big ears though like I do, they might be uncomfortable for sometime but I got used to it. About noise cancelling, they don't cancel out as much noise as I expected, but definitely more than most headphones I've had. If you're on the tractor I think you'd have to play your music kinda loud with these headphones.
1334838
You should have any issue. The headphones are great quality and each ear has it's own volume control. I don't have bad hearing but I think they will be just fine.
497716
That was a concern of mine as well, since the design is supposed to be kind of open. I usually listen at about 1/3 - 1/2 max volume, and a couple of times I took out my earbuds and held them in front of me and I couldn't hear anything. So I think they're pretty decent at directing the sound, although this is obviously not a thorough test.
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I haven't had that issue. I've worn them for 3 hour runs. Now the part that touches the top of the ear to wrap around the back get just a tad tender, but I have a feeling that is impacted by my winter hat pushing on it. Not at all a deal breaker for me. Overall, they are a great buy!
643597
I use the optional attachments that help secure the buds within the outer ear, and I've never had a problem with them falling off. I use them trail running and, though I don't make sudden movements, I do look all around me and not just straight ahead.
1208288
The band is quite flexible and though you do feel it push a little when you lay yoir head down it's by no means uncomfortable and nore does it push the headphones out of your ears
369223
I have the pads on my M-50's on my ears right now. They fit well although they come off a little easier than the stock pads. They are a definite upgrade though.
456448
I think they feel like you would expect them to. it's not hollow plastic, so it feels denser, but it is very plasticky. People around you cannot hear what you are listening to. They are "open" in the sense that they aren't noise cancelling as much as one with leather or faux leather are, but they don't allow the speakers to be heard much even if the headset is around your neck.
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The bass response, while it will be audibly heard in extended lows will NOT be felt. It's more of a sounded punch than one you could feel compared to ATH-M50'S. That is an unfair comparison though because of the open design and closed difference on the m50's. These are the most comfortable headphones i've ever worn, though.
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yes but again i'll tell you. i really wouldn't get it, the way they designed the earphones their is a dowel that goes up and connects to the headband. it can break the connecting plastic and ruin the headset if you take it off wrong. which is dumb. i have to ship my headset to them in the next few days because it broke already, i have had it for 2 months
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I notice a bit, but it is not so audible as to be a problem. At least for me it isn't. But, as they say, your results may vary. I would guess it would relate to the buds you are using. I use a very good, but not great, set of Sennheisers.
1681799
I have not had any issues with the headset being fragile or too tight. If you leave the headset long enough they will cause discomfort but so will anything making contact with my ears for hours.
1836087
I agree. I can't get this thing to fit securely. Is it possible that my ear doesn't have the fold required?
1435851
Well for me it's kinda annoying I have thick frames though , they cause them to start to fall off , but I ran 3 miles with them and just had to touch my ears like twice to adjust while running. Hope that helps
1183079
Use mine daily. No issues, they are quite flexible and you will know the limits. Only way you're breaking them is if you REALLY stretch them to put them on your head.
189241
mine were of much better quality than the originals ,and if you check on head-fi you can find velour ear pads made for other models that have worked on the ATH-M50s