What's inside an Audio-Technica ATH-M50X? Probably headphone parts. Let's see.

[@PVDPMC8]

Thanks for that 👍

[@manuelaj3z116]

great video, quick question, there is any mod do you suggest to improve the sound?

[@morgaboy01189]

I'm not specifically aware of any on this design. the most likely candidate would probably be aftermarket ear cushions, there may or may not be others.

[@manuelaj3z116]

@@morgaboy01189 thanks for your response

[@husamalden2897]

keep it up ! I love such videos

[@morgaboy01189]

thank you!

[@themac2488]

I was using the audio Technica m50x while watching this video

[@morgaboy01189]

excellent choice!

[@MikeleKonstantyFiedorowiczIV]

why it using pcb? To connect 2 drivers in one cable? I mean direct connecting from driver to minijack can be better from audiophile points. Maybe its crossover?

[@morgaboy01189]

nah, there aren't any components on it. I think it's just for manufacturing purposes, it looks like it's easier to mass-produce with the connections done like that.

[@MikeleKonstantyFiedorowiczIV]

@@morgaboy01189 So as i expected this pcb is only to connect 2 drivers of speakers easier and put them in one cable instead of 2 for more comfort use for many customers.

[@beepover]

After a dozen headphones, the atm 50 I had was the bottom ranked sounding headphones. The driver produces tones, not music!

[@morgaboy01189]

Which others do you prefer instead?

[@themac2488]

They definitely won’t feel as cheap as beats

[@morgaboy01189]

few things do

[@themac2488]

@@morgaboy01189 you should do a direct comparison to the m40x because I’ve heard that they are better in some ways