The Japanese manufacturer Audio-Technica is a specialist in microphones and their “design opposite”, the headphones. The Japanese traditionally play a role in both music production and event technology with in-ear monitors. There is also a full range of headphones for all areas of life and work.
Audio-Technica delivers the ATH-SPORT7TW for an in-ear headphone that combines cable-free convenience with a snug fit. What’s more, these in-ears boast high levels of workmanship to ensure a robust and reliable option, with waterproof properties ensuring they’re ideal for sporting activities and exercise. Powerful sound...
The wireless version of the incredibly popular studio headphone M50x von Audio-Technica has plenty to offer. Enticing features include a 40 hour battery life, 3-button remote with integrated microphone, not to mention voice control via Touch Control. What’s more, individual settings are easily achieved thanks...
Next to the wireless DSR9BT, the SR9 marks the upper class in Audio-Technica's Sound Reality series, a line that the company claims will deliver the latest driver technology. In the case of the ATH-SR9, high-res True-Motion audio drivers are built in to provide an exceptionally...
The Audio-Technica ATH-DSR9BT is a very precise and neutral-sounding headphone that will delight any audiophile music lover. Against this background, it is almost a pity that it is so uncompromisingly designed to accept digital Bluetooth data: a mini-jack to operate at home amplifier would have made it seem a little more attractive. Nevertheless, it is functional and, above all, a perfect companion in all mobile situations.
Chic, comfortable to wear, analytically accurate but also demanding and not very cheap—that would be my description in one sentence. In length, one notices (and hears) the experience of Audio-Technica in the development of high-quality headphones to the ATH-SR9. Especially in the area of critical highs, the new True-Motion hi-res audio drivers do a great job. For audio professionals who rely on a spotless height display, the SR9 is also an excellent work tool. However, the question of how much “high-end” the “normal” consumer wants and needs, in a literal sense. Anyone who can clearly define for his personal listening preference that he prefers very detailed highs and highs in the midst of a rather restrained bass reproduction will certainly be more than satisfied with the ATH-SR9.
The Audio-Technica DSR5BT sounds really good because it always remains beautifully balanced. The operation of the buttons on the neck is relatively comfortable. For people who do not like tiny, integrated-into-the-cable buttons, but instead prefer clear and easy-to-use buttons, the design should be quite pleasing.
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