Audio-Technica ATH-EC7 GM Headphone Reviews
Manufacturer |
Audio-Technica |
Model |
ATH-EC7 GM |
Headphone Type |
Earbud |
Headband Type |
None |
Weight (g) |
11 |
Driver Type |
Dynamic |
Enclosure Material |
Plastic |
Isolation (dB) |
20 |
Impedance (ohms) |
16 |
Cable Length (cm) |
6 |
Frequency Response (Hz) |
10 - 24000 |
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Connector |
3.5mm |
Street Price |
US$110 |
Buy from Amazon.com |
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Review by Senior Member chunkage on 17 Jun 07 04:47Individual review |
Bass Extension | 3 |
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Bass Impact | 4 |
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Bass Quality | 3 |
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Mids Quality | 2 |
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Highs Quality | 3 |
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Detail | 3 |
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Comfort | 4 |
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Durability | 5 |
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Value | 1 |
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The EC7 may;be one of the most striking earbuds out there. A delicate aluminum assembly holds the bud in place just outside your ear canal; by adjusting, the EC7 stays firmly and comfortably in place. Sometimes, however, finding the right position can be a challenge.
The sound is less impressive. A vague, flabby but not overwheming bass is the first thing that captures your attention; there's a strain of subtle treble behind the mids - which can sound hollowed out. Frankly, a cheap bud like the Senn MX400 has more balance (while regularly ralling out of your ears).
Some internet sellers have been auctioning Chinese knock-offs with small design variations. Sometimes, they're unwittingly sold through otherwise credible sellers. An authorized EC7 is always packed in the brown Audio-Technica box, and new units rarely sell for much under $105. The poor sound of the authorized version may make it difficult for some to tell the difference between the two.