Classical

Classical music is the acid test for audio equipment. When you’re listening to an orchestra, you aren’t listening to a produced, studio-layered mix; you are listening to a physical event in an acoustic space. You need a headphone that can capture the decay of a violin note, the tactile resonance of a double bass, the precise spatial placement of the brass section, and the massive dynamic range between a whisper-quiet solo passage and a full-orchestra crescendo. ...

Classical music is the acid test for audio equipment. When you’re listening to an orchestra, you aren’t listening to a produced, studio-layered mix; you are listening to a physical event in an acoustic space. You need a headphone that can capture the decay of a violin note, the tactile resonance of a double bass, the precise spatial placement of the brass section, and the massive dynamic range between a whisper-quiet solo passage and a full-orchestra crescendo. ...

Classical music is the acid test for audio equipment. When you’re listening to an orchestra, you aren’t listening to a produced, studio-layered mix; you are listening to a physical event in an acoustic space. You need a headphone that can capture the decay of a violin note, the tactile resonance of a double bass, the precise spatial placement of the brass section, and the massive dynamic range between a whisper-quiet solo passage and a full-orchestra crescendo. ...