Right now I have the Supcase for the M8, and my Audio-technica M50s do not fit in the headphone hole. Can anyone with M50s clarify if they fit?
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They do not fit. I had to buy an extension cable to use my M50s with this case.
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Personally I rank them a bit higher, others will say these don't have enough bass (I would strongly disagree) however to be honest I haven't used these in ~9months, I gave them to my fiance and bought some ATH-A900X's which are the same driver but with aluminium housing and sound a few notches above both. Both are fantastic headphones, but the M50's have a much flatter soundstage compared to the ATH-A700X's, I would also say that they are not as comfortable. Slightly more portable.
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Yes, but not well - they are slightly smaller than the ATH M50 pads, and consequently my ear feels slightly cramped when wearing the phones. There is also less depth - the ear is pressing up on the grill more. Overall, I don't recommend these for the M50.
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Yes, I recently got those headphones and purchased this case for them. Very pleased, snug fit.
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I have the e10 with my M50's are enhanced a good bit with it. You will notice the difference in music, mostly increasing the the lows and a little of the highs. Gaming isnt much difference unless it is a game with explosions, which will cause the "booms" to blow you away :) Overall, yes, the M50's will sound better on the e10, just not as big of a difference as the more expensive hphones.
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I know it's been a while since you asked, but I see you never got a definitive answer...I just put these on my m50x. They fit slightly loose, but fairly well. They are WAY more comfortable, for me, than the pads that came on the m50x.
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I had to buy an extension to get it to work with the audio technica ath-m50. The area around the jack was too small. I do not know about the official case.
1850993
No standard headphones do not fit but you can buy an adapter piece extremely cheap that will allow you to use regular headphones. Hope this helps.
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It's a totally different headphone experience with the open-backed AKG's. I don't have the M50s, but I do have the ATH M40fs, and the K 701's are noticeably superior in sound reproduction quality. I've loved my M40fs's for years, but they sound compressed when A/B'd with the K 701's. When I mix with the AKG's and then re-listen through my monitors, the translation is very close across the entire frequency range. YMMV of course. I hope this was some help.
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The OP is asking about the Audiotechnica headphones. To give an answer, I wouldn't bet on it. While they both may be 2.5 mm, there could be subtle differences in the shaping that could prevent a proper fit.
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Its a 2.5mm one. Try to get a converter [3.5mm female 2.5mm male adapter converter] for using your regular headphones.
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Yes, David. I have the Plantronics m55 and I ordered these for it. They work great! I just recently had to change the first one I put on my Bluetooth. I will always have these on hand just encase one does brake. I LOVE the Plantronics m55 and these are a perfect match. I highly recommend keeping them on hand.
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I don't think it will. I originally purchased it for plantronics M50. It did not fit. There is a foam piece in it that blocked it from a perfect fit. It was a waste for me.
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Id go with the M50x's or M40x's right now there better the company just upgraded there product with softer ear cups and 2 detachable cables; ones straight and ones coiled.
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It wont fit if the headphone jack is really thick or at an angle. When I use Apple ear pods, it fits, but when I switch into another set of headphones the plastic/rubber around the jack won't fit into the case. I've searched the audio-technica headphones and it looks like they won't fit into the case because of the jack.
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I have only used the ATH-M50's a couple of times and it was through a smartphone so I don't feel that I can adequately answer the question.Sorry.
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I have m50s as well. In comparison the m-100's have a significantly better sound on the low end. The bass respond you get with these are really good. The highs are also better than the m50s. To me, they do not "pierce" the ears as much when I turn it up a bit. Finally, the mids are about the same in quality, however since the vmodas have those two other strengths, you will probably notice the mids to be better with m50.