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Tripowin H1 Headphones

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Tripowin H1 Headphones

Name: Tripowin H1 Headphones
Brand: Tripowin
SKU: tripowin-h1-headphones
Price: 165 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Product Description

The H1 Headphones from Tripowin employ an open-back design to give your ears an expansive, natural soundstage, no matter what you’re listening to. Imbuing the H1’s audio response with plenty of detail is a large 50-millimeter dynamic driver featuring a 3-layer construction Read More

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Nov 3, 2021

Poseidon killer?

phoenixsong

1055

Nov 3, 2021

"... thanks to Tripowin’s work combining classic headphones’ most popular tuning curves to provide a hybrid tuning approach for the best of all audio worlds." Maybe show us said curve? :/

BluHoody

Nov 2, 2021

Has anyone reviewed these? These are really intriguing for the price, those pads look like they belong on something twice the price. Looking for warm open backs to replace my X2hr.

tutetibiimperes

266

Nov 2, 2021

Looks like Audeze style pads, I’m intrigued.

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Skywalker1974

Nov 2, 2021

Denon-like headband and yokes :-)

HeadCase

Nov 13, 2021

Skywalker1974Yes, they look like a Denon headband and yokes, but they lack Denon's close tolerances and materials, so they rattle and flex way too much and thus feel cheap. I'm trying to figure out how to tighten them up so they "feel" like Denons. PS: They sound great so even with the build issues above, I'm happy to have them.