Audio-Technica ATH-M20x Monitor Headphones | Black

The black ATH-M20x Monitor Headphones fromAudio-Technicaare designed for both tracking and mixing applications and feature 40mm neodymium drivers with copper-clad aluminum wire voice coils tuned for detailed low-frequency reproduction. The headphones have a closed-back, circumaural, around-the-ear design that provides sound isolation. Their 3-meter-long cable has a single side exit to help reduce tangles while working. A 1/4″ adapter is included.

40mm Drivers

The ATH-M20x features 40mm dynamic drivers with rare earth (neodymium) magnets and CCAW (copper-clad aluminum wire) voice coils for quality sound reproduction at a competitive price point.

Tuned for Enhanced Bass Response

The drivers and headphone design work together to provide a sonic signature tuned for enhanced bass performance. With a frequency response of 15 Hz to 20 kHz, the ATH-M20x can reproduce a full spectrum of tones.

Over-Ear, Sound-Isolating Design

The ATH-M20x utilizes a circumaural design that contours around the ears for excellent sound isolation in loud environments. This over-ear, closed-back style is optimal for reducing bleed and separating you from outside sounds.

15 Swiveling Earcups

Equipped with 15 swiveling earcups, the ATH-M20x ensures a great fit.

Attached Single-Sided Cable

Keeping it simple and clean, the ATH-M20x incorporates an attached 9.8′ cable that exits from the left side. This increases convenience and makes it easier to distinguish the different sides of the headphone.

3.5mm Plug and 1/4″ Snap-On Adapter

The attached cable is terminated with a straight 3.5mm TRS mini plug for easy hookup to mobile devices, MP3 players, and computer headphone jacks. A 1/4″ snap-on adapter is included for compatibility connectivity with audio interfaces, mixers, and dedicated headphone amplifiers.

Solid Build Quality

Thanks to the high-quality materials used in the ATH-M20x, the headphones balance comfort and strength while delivering enhanced audio and effective isolation.

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