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Audio Technica ATH-WM5
$80.00
Released November, 2007
The Pros:Cord retracts back into the headphones well, makes it easier to store them. Fold up into a small enough size to fit into a jacket pocket. Mids and highs are very clear and well defined.
The Cons:Bass is a bit weaker than the average set of headphones. Cable wears out after a few months, often detaches from teh audio jack. Need to turn the volume up pretty far on your MP3 player, drawins the batteries.
The Audio Technica ATH-WM5 is a portable retractable headphone designed to deliver Audio-Technica’s famous sonic clarity. A change in venue from other Technica portable headphones, the ATH-WM5 features an auto-rewinding cord for tangle-free storage, a closed-back design for isolation from ambient noise, and a specially designed 30 mm driver meant to project crystal clear sound.
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The ATH-WM5 also trumps many Technica competitors (such as the EC700, EM7 GM, EM9r) by offering a 30 mm Neodymium driver (versus 28 mm) and improved maximum input power of 500 mW (versus 100 mW). In addition, the ATH-WM5 includes a swivel-enabled and foldable housing for compact storage and maximum portability, not to mention a gold-plated mini-plug for exceptional corrosion resistance and superb conductivity. The Audio Technica ATH-WM5 is priced at $79.95.
Features
- Driver Diameter: 30 mm
- Magnet: Neodymium
- Frequency Response: 10 – 23,000 Hz
- Maximum Input Power: 500 mW
- Sensitivity: 108 dB/mW at 1 kHz
- Impedance: 20 ohms
- Weight: 87.5 g without cable
- Cable: 0.0 – 1.0 m rewinding cable
- Connector: 3.5 mm (1/8”) mini stereo, gold-plated
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cord retracts back into the headphones well, makes it easier to store them
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fold up into a small enough size to fit into a jacket pocket
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mids and highs are very clear and well defined
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fits comfortably on your head, good for hours of wear
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bass is a bit weaker than the average set of headphones
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cable wears out after a few months, often detaches from teh audio jack
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need to turn the volume up pretty far on your MP3 player, drawins the batteries
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