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Question: Can a person get an extension thata connects to the cable (which is 11').  I would lilke a 13' cable.
Document: I have watched/listened to the same DVD thru my Senn 595s and I actually think the ATs sounded better (to my surprise), at a fraction of the Senns' cost. I also appreciate the 11' cable and 1/4" phone plug. If I could change one thing about the ATs, I would prefer NOT to have both earpieces rotate 180 degrees. For the most part, these were a good score.
I love these headphones, they are extremely comfortable and have the most amazing sound. But I do have a few warnings to casual users:Leakage. These are in no way noise canceling, and can be very loud to the person next to you.Chord length. Can be a pain if you're trying to use these to listen to music while out and about, that's alot of extra cable to tow around.Looseness.
Oh well now with the sound turned all the way DOWN you can hear about 35% outside noise reduction which I like so you don't have to take off your headphones if somebody trying to talk to you. I think the average person would love these cans, so far their awesome. Remember what you got them plug into makes a difference!
These are being used with a custom built amplifier and a hydrophone for an older person that has an EXTREME hearing loss so much so that conventional hearing aids don't work. Being an electrical engineer, I rigged this up and now she can hear pretty close to normal even though without them she is almost deaf. The best part of these is that they are light so her head doesn't get tired, very strong volume, and pretty good noise isolation.
For me, these aren't the most comfortable headphones I've worn. They are a bit heavy and just press a little on the edge of my ears. So for me they start out a little uncomfortable. The good thing is that it doesn't feel any worse after an hour or two. The large plug is also a little annoying, but I didn't get these for portable use, so no real issue.The sound though is amazing. Good sound stage, great extension of highs and lows without any muddiness.
So glad I went with these headphones and saved the money.The only downside is the annoying cable connecting you to your digital interface but I now put my headphones on from behind with the cord running down my back so it doesn't get tangled with the guitar or mic cable. This minor inconvenience is the only issue. Great headphones!
Obviously I've worn better, but that was on cans in the $1000+ range so don't expect to find anything like that down in the $50'sSIDENOTE: If you get these intending to plug them into a computer/phone/iPod/ anything that has a standard 1/8&#34; jack, you're going to need to get an adapter for this, since these headphones' cable terminates in a 1/4&#34; inch jack.I got this one and it's working great.
The cable is thick, the headphones solidly made, and even without the extra jack, these suckers are weighty. I drag my laptop gear around in my backpack, and I can definitely tell the difference between these and my old Sennheisers.3. The rotating ear cuffs, while useful in a studio, just annoy me whenever I put them on or take them off.I paid a premium for these, but I honestly think I'd have done better to get a cheaper, lighter set of headphones.
I've just bought my second pair of these because my kids keep 'stealing' mine. They're sturdy and sound great. I would recommend getting an adaptor that has a small cable between the 1/4" female and 3.5mm male connectors so the weight is taken off the socket. The Hosa MHE-100.5 has worked well.
They seem to be well constructed, especially for the price, although I would have preferred a detachable cable. While the cable is replaceable with some work, it's not plug and play removable and replaceable. They lost a star for that.Overall, if you can't swing the ATH-M50's, these are a tremendous value. They hang with phones that cost 2 to 3x more and the flat, neutral response is perfect for mixing.
Answer: Radio Shack sells connector cables that will extend the length of the cord - he will need to ask for a quarter inch female jack at one end , and a quarter inch male jack on the other end - pretty common sense application...