Audio-Technica ATH-AD700X Audiophile Open-Air Headphones Black resolution__QLED 8K Processor Core: Hexa-core (6 Core) MYY53ZM/A
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Audio Technica ATH AD700X Audiophile Open Air Headphones Black resolution__QLED 8K Processor Core: Hexa core (6 Core) MYY53ZM A Processor Core: Hexa core (6 Core) workstations and NAS (Network Attached Systems) to give lasting assurance to gamers Audio Technica ATH AD700X Audiophile HeadphonesUnsurpassed comfort and a completely natural listening experience make the ATH AD700X headphones by Audio Technica ideal for long listening sessions total ear fit design minimizes pressure Flexible raised fabric earpads offer excellent wearing comfort and durability Highly conductive OFC single sided cord with elastic TPE sheath to prevent tangles Gold plated stereo 1 8 inch (3
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