[ModMax]

As a full-time father of three toddlers, I would like to be able to turn to the SUSVARA for a dose of much needed musical "me" time.

 

[drkhermushov]

I would love to have Susvara, so that I can sell it and afford a Stax 009.

 

[agdev01]

It would make a great upgrade to my current 400i's.

 

[FastAndClean]

It would make a great upgrade to my current 400i's.

come on man be more creative, tell them how god will sing in your ears with edition 6

 

[ruhenheiM]

i want SUSVARA because it's free

 

[canthearyou]

I would like to hear what 6K headphones sound like. Haven't heard anything yet that can dethrone my HE-500.

 

[jegnyc]

Because good music deserves the best reproduction equipment.

 

[LCMusicLover]

I just bought my first Planar Magnetics (Monolith m1060) and I love the sound. It would be wonderful to be able to enjoy the summit-fi sound the Susvara offers. Of course I'd have to take out a loan to buy the DAC/Amp needed to do them justice, but it would be worth it. And after all, I still have that spare kidney I could sell

 

[Peti]

Aaaaand, MAGIIIIC! All the negative comments are gone regarding the price tag!

 

[strawed]

I'd like to own Hifiman's SUSVARA in order to hear my music as it was meant to be heard, and experience the joy of headphones striving for acoustic perfection. With a growing family and a limited hobby budget, I wouldn't be able to afford anything like these headphones for a long time, so it would be amazing to receive this gift.

 

[reklov]

I work in Tianjin where Hifiman is located. I would like to see their factory and know more about the process how this headphone has been developed and manufactured. It just feels right to "buy local".

 

[buffalomatt]

Getting the HE-400s changed the way I listen to music. Now, I am constantly researching what would be an good upgrade from the HE-400s, and these would be the ultimate upgrade!!

 

[noobandroid]

i would love to have one as to improve on my current setup, and have a reference for my reviews, using the hd650 is kinda limited in power

 

[analogsurviver]

I went to Munich High End 2015 with the main goal of listening to the then new HE-1000 - and also got to meet its creator in person. I have been curious whether planar at its best can be as detailed and airy as electrostatic - adding the much needed dynamics and low frequency extension and removing this electrostatic disadvantage. I remember Mr. Fang Bian making a statement that even finer/better magnet structure for some future headphones was being developed. HE-1000 at the time, although great, did not "quite" turn into electrostatic without dynamic constraints and/or LF extension the way I was hoping for.

Since I am a recording engineer, I naturally need best headphones capable of both finesse and brute dynamic range. Curious whether Susvara bridged the gap required to be bridged.

 

[sorrick]

My girlfriend says she sometimes thinks I love my headphones more than her, and if I had Susvarna, it might actually be true! In all seriousness, I, as I imagine many here, am in this hobby because music moves and transports me back to times, places, and emotions of days past. I love it when a pair of headphones conveys music so beautifully and truthfully that the hairs stand up on the back of my neck like I am hearing the song a whole new way. I think we're all looking for a headphone that can do that every time we put it on, and susvarna could well be that headphone.