Meze 99 Classics Walnut Silver Headphones (Silver & Black)

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Quality earpads, low weight, and a perfect headband combine to make one of the comfier headphones I have reviewed in the past few years.

thread Kevlar OFC cable with microphone and remote for on the go, a detachable 3m thread Kevlar OFC cord, 3. Still, for the audio enthusiast who puts sound and build quality first, the 99 Classics is a classic.If you do try to correct that range, you’ll have to make some rather extreme cuts in the most audible bands, which could lead to issues, depending on your source. The Meze 99 Classics is primarily for music (and movie) lovers, in our quite subjective opinion, as it gets to the heart of the music, but with a transparency that nicely defines the venue whether intimate jazz club, symphony, arena rock concert, etc.

The basic construction is mainly composed of metal and wood, which might make you think this is heavy, but you’d be wrong. I actually really enjoy the treble on the 99 Classic for it’s laid back, relaxed tone that doesn’t stress the ears all the while delivering a detailed sound. Feel free to check out the link below to check the current pricing and availability for this headphone.It’s nothing too fancy but good quality; you get two sets of cables (of the same design but different lengths), an airline adapter, and a quarter-inch jack.

Prior to the start of Headfonics Marcus was the admin of the Headphiles national audiophile forum from 2009 to 2012.If you’re looking for parametric filters, you’re going to have a rough time boosting the underemphasis between 1-3kHz, as it will require some hefty gain close to the cuts you’ll be making.

I mention in the classic review that this is one of the best headphone designs of the past few years. It should be mentioned that the music above is rendered by the quite wonderful alliance of Meze’s 99 Classics and AudioQuest’s DragonFly Cobalt. Hallmarks of this kind of tuning include emphasized bass, and a bit of added emphasis in the highs between 4-10kHz.If you are into headphones I bet you have heard at least something about the Meze 99 Classics headphones.