Instruction: Given the user's review, identify the user's sentiment from the listed options. Answer using one of the options.

Input:
I consider myself an audiophile and I have to say that I am a little disappointed in these headphones. After reading a lot of reviews I noticed that a lot of people really love these phones. So I decided to give them a chance and went ahead and bought them from Amazon and made sure they were not counterfeit. I'm an audio producer so it is a must that I have a pair of great sound producing quality headphones but at the same time I want the best buy price. The reviews sure made it sound like these phones were the ones I'm looking for. After listening to them and comparing them to other headphones that I have, I came to the conclusion that these phones are not all that what people wrote about in the reviews. The bass and lows from the V6 does sound incredible but what got me was the treble and highs. Don't get me wrong, this pair of headphones did beat most of my other headphones I have except for one, my Monster Beat Tour in-ear headphones. Now, I know people must be thinking that it is not fair to compare in-ear headphones to over ear headphones but I figured since the V6s are considered studio monitor headphones, also having a lot bigger drivers, they would have better sound than the small in-ear Beats Tour. So I will compare these two. I tested both exactly the same. The V6 did have the advantage in the bass by only a few hairs. But when it came down to the treble or highs, the Beats Tour wins by a mile. The mids and highs in the Beats Tour are super crisp and defined. The mids and highs in the V6s are not all that great plus the volume is a lot lower. I understand that in-ear headphones require less power, but still the V6s could have been better and lived up to the title of Studio Monitor. I give it 3 stars out of 5 because the bass does sound great and the price is fair. I guess when it comes down to quality sound headphones you get what you pay for as the Monster Beats Tour in-ear headphones cost me $150 and the V6 cost me $68. I would most likely use the Beats Tour for monitoring more than the V6.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: C: neutral