In-ear design forms an acoustic seal that achieves outstanding sound isolation
11 mm drivers deliver deep bass, extended treble and high fidelity
Rare-earth neodymium magnets at the heart of the drivers offer maximum sound quality in minimum size
Titanium construction for durability, light weight, and portability
Ideal for use with all audio sources, including MP3 and other portable players
In-ear design forms an acoustic seal that achieves outstanding sound isolation, blocking background noise
In-ear design forms an acoustic seal that achieves outstanding sound isolation, blocking background noise, preventing sound leakage and allowing for increased fidelity at lower volume levels
The Audio Technica ATH-CK7 earphones feature titanium construction for durability and light weight while providing outstanding isolation from distracting background noise. Without the use of active noise-cancelling electronics, these in-ear models achieve significant attenuation of outside sound, allowing for increased fidelity and acoustic impact at lower volume levels. Ideal for use with all audio sources, including MP3 and other portable players, they come equipped with interchangeable ear pieces for a comfortable, custom fit.
This review is from: Audio-Technica ATHCK7 titanium earphones
I have been on a week-long mission, here on Amazon, reading various reviews to find some "great sounding earbuds" for under $100. I primarily use them for the gym and also for traveling. I had a set of the Sony MDR51s but after 2 years of constant use the cables started to fray.
Therefore, I purchased the earbuds listed below to compare sound quality. I would rank them in this order:
1. Audio Technica ATH-CK7 ($79)
2. Sony-MDR81 ($32)
3. Shure-SE110 ($99)
4. V-Moda Bass-Frequency ($25)
The ATH-CK7 was by far the best sounding earbud. The sound quality was great! The ATH-CK7s have a tight sounding bass with some slight "boom" factor (which does not sound artificial). As well as clear highs and solid midrange. They also have good noise isolation.
These earbuds are a good compromise between the very neutral (boring) sounding professional quality Shures's and the lower priced "artificially-produced bass heavy" Sony and V-Modas. Overall the ATH-CK7 sound quality is clear and precise with a natural sounding bass response. If you do not have much $$$ to spend I would go with the Sonys if you don't mind the thin, strange asymmetrical cables. The sound quality is good for the price.
With the ATH-CK7, you get the usual extras - a vinyl pouch and 3 different sized earbuds. The cables are medium sized and not "thick" like the Shure's or thin like the Sony's. As a previous reviewer mentioned the titanium body of these headphones feel solid and well made.
I am very happy I compared a few brands because the differences are huge! I hope this helps with your purchase.
BTW... I am not quite an audiophile but I do enjoy good quality sounding music. I mostly listen to rock at the gym when these using earbuds.
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