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Moondrop Venus Planar Magnetic Headphones

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Moondrop Venus Planar Magnetic Headphones

Name: Moondrop Venus Planar Magnetic Headphones
Brand: Moondrop
SKU: moondrop-venus-planar-magnetic-headphones
Price: 569 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.6 (5 reviews)

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Moondrop is already known for their straight-head simplicity and solid sonic performance, and now they’re swinging for the fences with high-end components and top-notch response with the Venus Flagship Full-Size Planar Headphones. Inside each ear enclosure, Moondrop has built an impressive 36-strong array of N52 magnets—with high-frequency waveguides and FEA optimization—to deliver a 100-millimeter planar magnetic diaphragm that really sings Read More

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q&a7

Dec 1, 2024

Would these be adequately driven by a new top of the line gaming PC and motherboard (Asus ROG), or would one need a separate amp? Sorry if a noob question

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AngelofDeath

Feb 8, 2025

theSaltiestI mostly use it with the topping A90D but I've also tried it with 3.5 output from M2 MacBook and it sounds kinda great from there as well.

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EniGmA1987

632

Apr 2, 2023

"The tuning Venus is plain, if on the bright side. Other than your sensitivities in the upper treble, there really isn’t anything to point out about the sound. It’s a very “blank slate” type of sound. Bass is flat. Midrange is clinical. The treble has a bit of spice in certain areas but is otherwise unremarkable. The defining characteristic of its tuning is that it doesn’t have one."

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EniGmA1987

632

Apr 2, 2023

EniGmA1987Flat, uncharacteristic tuning isn't a bad thing though. It means you can EQ to get whatever tuning style you want

ScroogeMcDuck

272

Apr 4, 2023

EniGmA1987actually, while you can adjust to some degree, you can't exceed the capabilities of the headphone - IE these never gonna be a basshead item

keithcarley

Jan 29, 2023

Are these open or closed back?

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beefuboss

Jan 29, 2023

keithcarleyThey're open-back headphones

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quicklytoo4

838

Jan 25, 2023

most reviews I've seen put this as a competitor to the Hifiman XS, pretty tempted but probably just going to wait for Sundara stealth edition

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Buckie

Apr 16, 2023

quicklytoo4These sound amazing personally, I did put on some mod house xenon pads as I found the stock pads too shallow for my ears. These added a decent amount of bass I found and really helped with the highs. A con though is mine came somewhat bent. The arms that hold each driver were not symmetrical like they should be which had me sitting at my desk wrapping each arm and then trying to get them symmetrical by bending them. Took a bit but they’re fine now. Not something I should have to do with a $600 product. Luckily though aftermarket headbands seem to fit these nicely so anything that can hold a 100mm driver these slot in fine I found which can help knock some weight off if the weight of these is to much.

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