[halcyon]

Audix has announced 4 new closed circumaural full size headphones headphones in September 2020:

A140 Professional Studio Headphones ($159)
- 32 Ohm
- 97dB sensitivity
- studio monitoring tuning
- 40mm phase coherent drivers
- 90-degree swivel mechanism of cups
- removable 1/8" / 3.5mm connector at both ends

A145 Professional Studio Headphones with Extended Bass ($229)
- 32 Ohm
- 97dB sensitivity
- studio monitoring tuning with exceptional imaging and linear through the whole freq range
- 45mm phase coherent drivers

A150 Studio Reference Headphones (RRP $309, $249 street price)
- 30 Ohm
- 103 dB sensitivity
- studio monitoring tuning with exceptional imaging and linear through the whole freq range
- 50mm phase coherent drivers

A152 Studio Reference Headphones with Extended Bass ($309, $249 street price)
- 30 Ohm
- 103dB sensitivity
- deep accurate bass
- 50mm phase coherent drivers

No in-depth reviews that I can found as of yet. Only one promoted "road test" from Front House mag at:
https://fohonline.com/articles/road-tests/audix-a150-and-a152-headphones/

Quoting the preview:

- ability to reproduce sub-harmonics, that additional bottom-end will certainly be appreciated by stage drummers who listen on headphones
- soundfield is big and wide and somewhat forward, so gamers and general listeners who are seeking an impressive listening experience with lots of “character” will tune into the A152s right away
- A150s is more like listening to a pair of linear response studio monitors
- great sounding
- Comfortable and non-fatiguing over long periods

Another preview at Recording Mag at:
https://recordingmag.com/resources/featured-reviews/august-2020-audix-a150-a152-headphones/

Any experiences? Comments? I wonder who designs/manufactures these headphones for Audix?

 

[Roderick]

Those look like m&o/rbh/urbanfun. There are alot of rebrands with that design. I have no idea who the original manufacturer is. I had MTV evos which is a bluetooth headphone with 45mm driver. It was quite good, especially bass was much better (tight/fast/punchier) than Price would suggest. But for overall soundquality I would not pay more than $100 for it.