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ATH-E40
Professional In-Ear Monitor Headphones
The ATH-E40 represents the entry level of the new line, and it’s a very impressive in-ear for the price. The ATH-E40 has a dual phase push-pull driver that offers surprising clarity and range at the small expense of a slightly larger and bulkier enclosure than those of the other two models. Specs include a 20 Hz–20 kHz frequency response, a sensitivity of 107 dB/mW, and a vanishingly small 12Ω impedance, meaning these headphones get really loud really fast, even when being fed by the comparatively wimpy headphone amplifiers in consumer electronics gear.
In terms of sound, the ATH-E40 is a solid performer with clear and noticeably forward mids, balanced bass, and treble extension that’s crisp without being hashy. For want of a better word, I would call its presentation “believable”—there’s not a lot of hype in the highs, and the lows, while solid, aren’t muddy or overwhelming. Intelligibility in vocals is very good, and the vital midrange presents electric and acoustic guitars, drums, winds/brasses, and keyboards with good detail. The unusual drivers deliver what’s needed with panache, at a price that will draw in many musicians who are curious to try a high-performance in-ear monitor.
In terms of sound, the ATH-E40 is a solid performer with clear and noticeably forward mids, balanced bass, and treble extension that’s crisp without being hashy. For want of a better word, I would call its presentation “believable”—there’s not a lot of hype in the highs, and the lows, while solid, aren’t muddy or overwhelming. Intelligibility in vocals is very good, and the vital midrange presents electric and acoustic guitars, drums, winds/brasses, and keyboards with good detail. The unusual drivers deliver what’s needed with panache, at a price that will draw in many musicians who are curious to try a high-performance in-ear monitor.
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