Name: Turbine Pro
Brand: Monster
SKU: 12783
Rating: 4.3 (43 reviews)

Monster Turbine Pro - Pros & Cons

Vocals are conveyed really well
Sound quality is great
Passive sound isolation is excellent
an excellent amount of passive sound isolation
The overall presentation is well-balanced and intimate
They are well-balanced
heavy
metal housings also feel solid
delivering poised
well-textured
and surprisingly balanced sound
it is well articulated and succinct
Turbine Pro is better in every way than the Turbine
remains technical
wide
and complicated - a great playground
smooth
eerie
and spacious
the Gold and Copper are excellent
smooth
natural
and extremely pleasing to
ample bass with almost no bleed into the midrange
The sound signature of Copper is warm
sweet
full and smooth
rich
accurate and natural presentation
Warm
full
textured and intimate - Diana
best balance in fit and sound
The cleaning cloth is a nice touch
finesse and refinement
gold plated looked quite smart au contraire and fit just fine
Her voice is very beautifully rendered in the mix
Beautifully crafted
turned gold housing
The bass is textured and accurate while providing very good heft

They may look a bit gaudy in person
The Turbine Pro In-Ear Speakers are pricey
the lack of controls for iPod users
Turbine s sound muddy and muffled
sound lacks subtelty and definition
shrill and bright tracks
earphones tend to lose seal
sometimes coming loose from the ear
belt out its low notes as bombastically as its predecessor
high band is critical to painting space into the picture
Hard IDM and electronic feel hard
The energetic cable is a bit hard to wear over the ear
the bass is disgustingly huge and mixes in with the mids
the Copper s soundstage is almost annoyingly small in comparison
lacks a little of the air and extension
nothing special treble that s a bit rolled off
Ear hooks are another missed detail
Copper will be my top choice for electronic
field cannot be empty
makes expensive cable
Maybe a bit exaggerated
the bass sounded overpowering and a tad bloated
price bracket come in plastic moulds that are a pain to open up
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our auditory memory is so weak
raspy
sultry and drop dead gorgeous
cymbal hits are rendered from one hit to the next

Monster Turbine Pro - Technical Overview

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Weight	447.9 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

Monster - Video Reviews (9)

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Review: Monster Turbine Pro In-Ear Speakers (Gold Edition)

Monster Turbine Pro Copper in ear Headphones - Full Review

Monster Turbine Pro Gold FULL length review - By TotallydubbedHD

Monster Turbine Pro - Full Specifications

Style	In-Ear

Weight	15.8 oz

Cable length	0.1016

Colour of product	Copper Gold Orange
Acoustic design	Open
Category	Sport

Driver technology	Dynamic

Built-in heart rate monitor	no
Calorie counter	no
FM radio	no
NFC	no
Vibration	no

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Monster Turbine Pro Monster - Editorial Reviews (5)

4.0

Based on 5 reviews

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whathifi

Published: 30.03.2010

Home review

4.0

They might look the part, and have a fearsome bass delivery, but we'd like these buds to be more of an all-rounder

HomeTheaterReview

Published: 21.03.2012

Monster Turbine Pro Copper In-Ear Speakers Reviewed - HomeTheaterReview

4.0

Monster has had a history of finding commercial success with the company's headphones. But, according to Brian Kahn, the Turbine Pro Copper In-Ear Speakers have some serious performance this time around.

The Headphone List

Published: 05.06.2013

Monster Turbine Pro Gold Review | The Headphone List

With a relaxed and buttery-smooth sound signature, the Monster Turbine Pro Gold is an excellent all-around earphone, picking up where the original Turbines left off and providing a more balanced and refined sound signature.