Hears noticeable sibilance on their ATH-M20xBT and is looking for EQ to tame the 5-8 kHz range.
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Initial thoughts on the ATH-M20xBT: really comfortable and infinitely adjustable, and they like the sound.
Their ATH-M20xBT lacks bass but is clear with vocals and flat by default, good for music work, with a clamp that is not very tight.
Bought the ATH-M20xBT for $88 and, with larger aftermarket pads, enjoys its warmer sound.
After about 2.5 years their ATH-M20xBT pads wore out, and their ears still get sore quickly even with replacement pads.
Loves how their ATH-M20xBT sounds, but it clamps too hard and the cups are unsupportive, so it is quite uncomfortable.
Really likes the ATH-M20xBT: much better sound than the CMF Headphone Pro and great for calls, though there's no ANC.