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This isn't enough to prevent the Solo HDs being an enjoyable and invigorating listen, but it does mean that they can't be considered a default choice.

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Reservations about their bass response are brought to the fore with a change to The Beatles' You Never Give Me Your Money, though. There's a rather soft, ill-defined quality to low frequencies and a consequent lack of detail and texture.

Monster's sub-brand, Beats by Dr Dre, has been one of the more copiously successful headphone brands of the past year or two.
An uncompromising listen
In use, though, they're a purposeful and uncompromising listen. Pander to them a little, with The Pharcyde's Ya Mama,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and the Beats' drive and momentum are impressive.
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Now it's the turn of the Beats by Dr Dre Solo HD to show what they're made of.
‘Plastic' is the smart-alec answer, but it is at least a very good grade of plastic and it's complemented by some nice foam padding.
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