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1 / 6The Monolith AMT is a great headset for audio enthusiasts willing to take the time to get the most out of it.
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Open-back appears on 37% of the 63 studio & professional headphones we've cataloged (of 67).
below average for studio & professional headphones — based on 54 of 67 we've cataloged.
Wired-6.35mm appears on 8% of the 65 studio & professional headphones we've cataloged (of 67).
above average for studio & professional headphones — based on 55 of 67 we've cataloged.
The verdict
The Monoprice Monolith AMT is an excellent set of headphones to delve into the world of Air Motion Transformer drivers. However, it's a more of a hobbyist item than a highly-polished product. It requires a level of dedication and familiarity with headphone tech to get the most out of it, and some won't have the patience.
✓Liked: Extremely low distortion, Price, Excellent introduction to AMT drivers
✕Could be better: Weight, Needs heavy equalizing
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