Loves their ATH-ADX5000, but the bass recedes noticeably when turned up on their dongle DAC.
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With a tube amp their ATH-ADX5000 sounds better than their DT 1990 Pro for electronic music, with the tubes taming sibilance.
Prefers the sound of their ATH-ADX5000 with HD 800 pads, which are also more comfortable than the originals.
Found an ATH-ADX5000 on the used market after a long search and finds it excellent for all-day listening.
Can listen to any genre with their ATH-ADX5000, including the electronic music that is one of their mainstays.
After owning the ATH-ADX5000 for 18 months, agrees with a detailed review that praises it.
After owning or trying 30+ headphones, the ATH-ADX5000 and AP2000Ti finally gave them the sound, fit and response they wanted.
Acquired the ATH-ADX5000 a couple of months ago and really enjoys it; it does everything they want and has not disappointed.
Returned their ATH-ADX5000 but it was possibly their favourite headphone: insanely light, comfortable and luxurious.
Their previous ATH-ADX5000 felt cheap for the price: it squeaked constantly and a driver had to be replaced.
Owns the ATH-ADX5000 and AWKT; the ADX5000 has slightly more forward mids and more sparkling, airy treble from its open design.