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Thieaudio Phantom Planar Magnetic Headphones
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Thieaudio Phantom Planar Magnetic Headphones
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Crafted for comfort and cutting-edge sound articulation, the new Phantom planar magnetic headphones from Thieaudio deliver a powerful listening experience at an attractive price point. Sound quality is driven by advanced 101-millimeter planar magnetic drivers, which feature ultra-light German composite diaphragms with dual magnetic circuits Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downb3nd0vah
61
Oct 10, 2019
How do these compare to the HiFiMAN HE4XX's in terms of clarity, comfort, build quality and overall sound signature?
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Karmalama
11
Aug 6, 2020
I have both no way 4xxx are better not even close. My 4xxx are gathering dust in a cupboard
InvisibleInk
118
Oct 10, 2019
It's nice they give you this stuff, too:
- Carrying case
- Replacement velvet earpads
- 3.5 mm single-ended cable
- 2.5 mm balanced cable
- 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm adapter
- 2.5 mm to 4.4 mm adapter
XilefMTG
16
Oct 16, 2019
I own the HD58X, HD6XX & Focal Elex and for me, the Phantom is head and shoulders better than all three.
Killdahoe2
2
Nov 3, 2020
Sorry I'm like a year late but dude these are so beautiful could you make/sell me a pair?
Oscar_dziki
35
Oct 10, 2019
I can't see sign MSRP on product page. It pretty much looks like discount to me.
ElectronicVices
2937
Oct 10, 2019
Oscar_dzikiIt is a discount relative to MSRP... dear god why is this concept so hard for the average person to get... SMH
Nutellah
14
Oct 28, 2019
GanoI mean, what is the flaw if it sounds better than same kind of headphone which can do it
yogiwp
86
Oct 10, 2019
These or Monoprice M570 at $299? (Essentially a BLON B20/Sendy Aiva)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxWLkE4318s
The Phantoms seem to require some modding to sound right.
XilefMTG
16
Feb 4, 2020
life2ride1.) Replaced stock pads with ZMF Oval Suede pads 9
2.) Removed Grill and took off the black piece of fabric from the grill
3.) Cut and inserted a large 3mm circle piece of foam 9 to cover everything and put the grill back on
4.) Removed 5mm square piece of foam on inside of the ear cup
5) Did the fuzzor mod on inside and outside
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KilldaHoe
28
Oct 10, 2019
Wow wtf I literally just bought these headphones off of their website like a month ago, I should have waited could of saved money lol
to any one looking into these, these are the best headphones i own the fucking bass is so god damn amazing and everything is so beautifully detailed i cry as i listen to music no bs
the extra cable that is 65 is a balanced xlr to 2.5 if anyone is curious
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MyTechTrip
38
Oct 13, 2019
Did you mod yours or just use it straight up. Just passed a major exam and get refunded from my employer, thinking of treating myself.
Tumblebeat
44
Dec 23, 2019
KilldaHoeYou are just right! Super Headphones. Buy the 4-pin XLR-to-2.5mm TRRS from Drop for 20 bucks and you are done. No need to buy that 65 Dollar Balanced cable!
Gdebrito
41
Oct 10, 2019
Typical high end phones. Admirable attention paid to the drivers and a lack of attention to adjustability. Not only do people's head sizes differ, so too does the distance from the top of their heads (upon which the headband rests) to the middle of the ears and size and position of the buyer's ears. IMO, comfort is almost as important as SQ. As, what good is superb SQ, if you're limited to how long you can withstand the discomfort?
An ergonomically designed headphone would be adjustable in width for a comfortable level of pressure upon the head and would be adjustable in it's positioning on the ears. Given so much failure in this area is it imagination they lack or that they just don't give a damn?
DROP should be interested in this, as given Drop's no return policy... anyone who buys a headphone that they haven't actually tried out before buying has only themselves to blame if it not a good fit for them.
SilentGhost
27
Nov 2, 2019
Aside from the weight, which I don't mind, my Elex are the most comfortable cans I own just all-around.
Jay nailed that comparison.
Only thing I like more is my broken-in HD600 set, mainly because they're so very light and easy to listen to.
TomSawyer2112
111
Oct 30, 2019
I considered these but for $40 more, went for the Blon B20s. For the price difference, I think they are a better buy for comfort and build quality assuming the audio performance is more or less equivalent.
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masonHsieh
18
Dec 18, 2019
That's great. Tbh, I am quite interested in its pads. I own Aiva, and it came with new pads. But the pads were a bit small for me, I could feel the driver was on my ear. So i swap my pads to brainwavz angular sheepskin pads. It sounds great and feel really comfort. But I miss the material and design on aiva's pads, it looks gorgeous(From what I saw, m570 also shared the same materials). I wonder whether monoprice is going to sell the pads, I would definitely buy ones.
Mikael Andersson
0
May 31, 2020
Sendy Aiva, Blon B20 and SIVGA P-II are using the exact same drivers... sound might differ slightly because of different pads.
Muscle_Cow
928
Dec 19, 2019
headphonecan1234I grabbed a new Monoprice M1070 and it sounds incredible, I'm loving it :)
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