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More padding might have resolved this issue, but the overall design and shape of the headphones ultimately led to this problem. After just 15 minutes of use my ears began throb with a slight bit of pain, so much so that it served as a distraction from work. The MajorвЂ™s are supra-aural, which means they rest on top of the ears. The band, while soft to the touch, lacks significant padding, though turned out to be the least of my worries from a comfort stand point. This is also complemented by the gold plated plugs (includes 6.3mm adapter) and old school spring cord that stretches that extra inch when need be. However, I did appreciate the gold plaques engraved with the Marshall logo found on the inside of the band, just above the L and R indicators. The adjustable portion of the MajorвЂ™s headphones are very tedious to use While adjusting the headphones is most certainly feasible, it doesnвЂ™t mimic the same care and thought that went into the Majors overall build, and required me to be cognisant of how much oomph I used to adjust them. They arenвЂ™t anything more than metal rods fed through a plastic housing. However, I did take issue with the headphoneвЂ™s metal rods that are used to adjust the fit of the Majors.

The plastic that adorns the outer portion of the ear cups is finished in an opulent matte black and detailed with MarshallвЂ™s signature logo, reminiscent of the brands 51 year history.

#Urbanears medis review drivers

The fabric that covers the 40mm drivers was flaw free and the stitching consistent and tight all around. Marshall says that the same vinyl found on the MajorвЂ™s headband and ear cups is also used in the manufacturing of their amps.

The MajorвЂ™s could have used a bit more ear paddingДЄll together the Majors expressed little to no flaw in the manufacturing. While the Minors, the ear bud version of MarshallвЂ™s headphones are a clearly a rebranded version of UrbanEarsвЂ™ Medis, the MajorвЂ™s seem to be an original, though I have a sneaking suspicion a smart assed commenter will fix that in due time. So it stands to reason that I approached MarshallвЂ™s Major headphones with a healthy dose of skepticism.

#Urbanears medis review movie

They too are usually junk and prove to be an unfulfilling product for the end user, but instead serve as a pay day for the movie studio and its producers. The best analogy I can think of are video games that are released in concert with the launch of a movie. More often than not itвЂ™s a case of a manufacturer trying to cash in on the brands allure, all the while building the cheapest product possible.

Uncomfortable after just 15 minutes of use.