Summary: Bassheads on a budget and in need of a set of durable in-ears - look no further. The RHA MA350s are perfectly equipped to deliver a lot of bass and sub bass.
Pros: Great bass and sub bass for the price, Midrange sufficiently detailed, Good build quality, Durable cable, Good bundle, Nice tips, Good price, Above average comfort, Sm...
Cons: Tonality geared for bass heads, Treble performance not that great, Braided cable means lots of microphonic noise, The ear pieces are quite large
Excerpt: The RHA MA350 headphones have, for me, redefined the $40 price point. With an all aluminum construction, 10mm driver, braided fabric-covered cable, and a compact and...
Pros: Light, High quality materials, Well extended bass, Price
Cons: Bass heavy, Fabric covered cable tends to kink, Left/Right markings hard to read
Review: RHA (Reid and Heath Acoustics) MA-350 Earphones.
gadgetsteria.com
8 May 2012
Summary: Being a self-proclaimed audio junkie, I pretty much jump at any chance to review new headphones. While many of the low to mid-range audio gear you find on the market is...
Excerpt: Is there anyone not making headphones at this point? There are so many brands of headphones on the market now, one has to wonder if anyone is purchasing loudspeakers.
Pros: Great value for the money, Excellent build construction, Laid back and balanced sounding, Kick the crap out of the Apple earbuds, Excellent noise isolation
Cons: Lightweight bass response, Don't recreate the sense of space as well as competing (but more expensive) products
Conclusion: We found using the SA-850 headphones day to day was a great experience. Being so light they never felt uncomfortable and though the ear pads aren't the biggest we found...
Summary: The RHA MA-350 earbuds are one of the better sets I have ever tired. This is a top-notch country and I highly recommend the RHA MA-350 if you are in the UK or can find...