Pure Monster Sound Experience

Name: Pure Monster Sound Experience
Rating: 3.6 (12 reviews)
Author: Monster Inc.

By: Monster Inc.

Music

Features & Capabilities

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The Pure Monster Sound Experience app.enables music lovers to enjoy their favorite genres and artists in the most fulfilling way possible; with a customized sound experience!

Musicians, producers and engineers crafted their music over the decades utilizing an evolving variety of microphones, mixers, acoustics, and technologies in thousands of recording studios around the world. They applied vastly different skills sets, tastes and techniques. As a result, each musical genre and artist has a unique sound signature.

The Pure Monster Sound Experience app contains sonic profiles carefully tuned to iconic reference recordings which reflect the sound signature of a particular era, genre or artist. This enables the sound of the recordings to be optimized specifically for your Monster headphones. The result is an enhanced listening experience that brings you into the studio or on to the stage!

This application is not endorsed, sponsored or affiliated in any way with any artist unless explicitly notated otherwise.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Monster Inc.

Rating:

3.60

(12)

Version:

1.03 Last updated: 2018-03-07

Version code:

841482095

Creation date:

2014-11-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

1.41MB

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 392,584 ▼ 1,693

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Developed by:

Monster Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pure-monster-sound-experience/id932926927

Website:

http://www.monsterproducts.com/pmse/marketing

User Reviews

Reviewers consistently praise Pure Monster Sound Experience for purer, clearer audio and strong compatibility with Monster and DNA headphone models, along with seamless playback. However, several recurring issues hinder adoption: lack of third‑party music service support, unclear purpose and minimal onboarding, and limited music input methods. Users also request broader headphone compatibility. Overall, the app delivers solid sound, but its ecosystem integration and usability need improvement to appeal to a wider audience.

Pros

Significantly improves sound quality; described as pure and clear.
Works well with Monster headphones and DNA-based models, enhancing the listening experience.
Seamless, automatic playback with minimal adjustments.
Positive overall sound clarity and dynamics across multiple headphone setups.
Valuable companion app for the Monster headphone ecosystem.

Cons

No support for popular third-party music services (Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, YouTube).
Unclear app purpose and lack of instructions/settings; onboarding is confusing.
Limited ways to import or access music (reliant on iCloud/local loading; unclear workflow).
Limited headphone compatibility; users want broader model support (e.g., in-ear DNA, more brands).

Recent reviews

Initially, I Thought (As Other Reviews Claim) The App Didn’t Work. After ( ≈2 Mins ) It Synced All Of My Apple Music MP3s. 🌅 The Equalizer Presets, Are Wonderfully Made.

by ( *****, 2026-05-13

I have spent hours trying to figure this thing out. Doesn't go to my music to show me song selection or artist or even genre. Doesn't go to Apple Music. Can't find a selection. I found a place by accident and clicked on Led Zeppelin but, when I went to push play nothing happened. There is no instruction or settings menu. I'm a blind person and use VoiceOver. Is it not compatible with VoiceOver? Or is it just broken? Or did you guys give up on making this app any better? Probably explains why I haven't tried using it in over three years.

by Jo*****, 2022-06-20

Not too sure what this app actually, is it some kind of music player or EQ enhancing application? Either ways it seems like you need to load music into the actual player itself to notice any difference. Until it can support third app parties like Tidal, Apple Music, Youtube and Spotify let’s say, then this thing is utterly useless