TRACKS
Award-winning design with impressive bass and powerful sound.
Designed around an aluminum brace that acts as a rail system for the sliding ear cups. Phone jack cable with one-button controls and microphone.
Soundwise is where the Tracks absolutely triumph. Especially for the non-audiophile crowd,
The Tracks however, are going all out in delivering bass thumps in reckless abandon. They’re like subwoofers tied onto your head. Portable subwoofers. MmmmmmmMMMmm. Bass does seem muddy from time to time, but they’re not flabby and too loose. The overall signature is visceral and fun, without sacrificing too much detail loss from top to bottom. Some headphones have overpowering bass that bullies and overcrowds the rest of the spectrum. Tracks seem to have the rest of its spectrum based over the bass, and not around it.
or someone who wants to complement their proper and neutral sounding gear with something more… wild and sexy. Why? Because these guys are the last word in neutrality or accuracy. The treble is great but does not extend too high. There is a lower treble/upper mid boost that they have to heighten the sense of ‘clarity and detail’ which for most parts work, crisply so. The mids are present, but not as boisterous as the bass. The bass, dear lord, the bass. Even compared side by side with the massive Sony MDR (Xtra Bass) XB700 their bass is prominent!!
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