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January 26, 2009Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 review retrospective
It's been a while since we've done one of these, so our apologies to those who follow our sadly neglected RSS feed.
We just got our review up of the ATH-ANC7s. Our verdict? They aren't anything special, but they're priced very generously. They don't have great sound quality and their active noise cancellation isn't quite good, but they cost $100. Have you seen what active-cancellers generally cost? At this price, the ATH-ANC7s are a good pair of entry-level active-cancelling headphones. You should check these out if you want a pair of headphones to wear on the go, but hate sticking headphones into your ears.
-HPI
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