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Nov 11, 2019
The rocker's budget "Beats by Dr. Dre"
If you're looking for a "rockin' loud very "squawky" sounding pair of cans. Then these headphones may just be up your alley.
These headphones are like a rocker's Beats by Dr. Dre, the mid-range is abundantly obvious when you slip these on your head, right away I noticed vocals, instruments, and the tight punchy kickdrums from rock and other acoustic sounding music such as jazz. But for rap, electronic and any genres that have sinewave bass, that require the bass to be felt and feature big thumpin' kicking basslines, well that's where these headphones began to fall short. I would also not recommend these for pipe organ renditions where the low notes can be felt.
The Rockville PRO-M50's have surely earned their name if you just want to "rock out" to your music with greatly reduced bass, quiet muddy sounding dull treble, and very clear almost harsh upper mid-range. up in the 1k and up frequency.
Soundstage and a sense of being "enrobed" in the music is nonexistent too with these "screechers". Regardless of genre.
However these were possibly the most COMFORTABLE headphones I have ever worn! Picture almost like two fluffy clouds around the ears and on top of the head, and that's with the default leather pads! Extremely lightweight! I did not use the extra suede pads.
For the price at around $40+ I was very disappointed with the sound quality and expected a lot more better in comparison with other $40+ headphones I have owned including a pair of JVC HA-RX700's. Currently I own a a pair of $16 Koss UR-20's and those far exceed the Rockville PRO-M50's for less than half the amount in terms of sound quality blows it straight out the water! But build quality and comfort as one can imagine for the price is nowhere near these screeching screamers HOWEVER, the UR-20's are NOT terrible when it comes to the comfort and the build quality either.
The hard leather zipper case is very good quality that will surely protect these cans in the long run.
The detachable coiled up 4ft by default cord is a breath of fresh air, where you have a market saturated with headphones that feature cords that are by default 11+ft, non detachable and non coiled.
Overall 3 and a half stars for the sound, and 10 stars for the comfort and sure wearability for these little screamers.