Audio Technica In Ear Monitors M2 Review

[24 AWG] can't go wrong with anything from audio-technica it seems like

[Download] This is the first time I've used in-ear monitors and I didn't feel or hear a difference from my over head headphones. I like that these are discreet and are much easier to pack and travel with. When shooting hand-held doc footage I tend to have just one in one ear so that I can monitor the audio while still having a clear idea of what's going on around me. The biggest selling point to these is that I do not find the quality to be any different than my over ear headphones from Sony or Audio-technica. In the description these are marketed as being usable for regular listening to music. I definitely would not recommend these for that given that these are truly designed to monitor audio so they lack the bass that regular listening devices add - this is a good thing. In other words, it might sound weird if you intend to use these for regular listening to music. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[Dynamic] I am a sports cinematographer and these are perfect for in-ear-monitors for great sounding audio if you have someone mic'd up and need to drown out ambient noise. Additional benefit, fans don't bother you as much when they see you have these in.

[Neutrik] A superb quality cable - nothing less one can expect from Audio-Technica.

[1] Works great! Fits pretty well on the Audio-Technica AT8022.

[2 lb] Works well with my Audio- Technica 8022 mic. I recommend this product.

[Foam] I purchased this for my Audio-Technica AT2020USB-X. Love the design and quality.

[34 x 1.5 x 1"] I chose to go with the Audio Technica replacement rather than another manufacturer.  Headphones work like new.

[32.87 lb] I am not a pro in audio equipment. I bought these to hook up with Audio-Technica M4000S microphones. The cables are made in USA and stay put and tight.

[Omnidirectional] I have been using the AVX for a few weeks now and it's the best wireless mic system I have ever tried. I have owned several wired and wireless mic systems over the years at all price ranges. I had been using the Audio Technica wireless system 10 for a couple years and I was pleased with it until I compared it to this. I was always spending time in post trying to clean up the Audio Technica to open up the condensed feeling I would get. The price difference between the 2 has grown a lot since I bought the Audio Technica. Sennheiser not only sounds the best but is the easist to work with. I spend less time editing the audio in post than I ever have before. I know some people may think paying 900 for for a wireless mic system but at the end of the day you get what you pay for. It's just that good and if you want to step up your audio game than this the system for you.