I did the job a while ago. Look into the Post #2371

If you are ready to spend a little more, go for Fostex Tx00. I would call them a refined version of Meze. Keep in mind that these are semi-closed and the cable is not fit for portable use.

I agree with you. I will say more: a sound signature can fit a headphone model and be almost unbearable on another. I've had the chance to compare Bayerdynamic T1(1st gen) and Bayerdynamic T5p (sec gen). They sound almost the same but while on T1 this is heaven, with high frequencies bathing...

You're quite right about Meze taking equalization without much trouble. I couldn't elevate bass response by the same 3dB on DT880 without lowering the preamp. No need for that on Meze, even with your preset. While what you're saying about guitars is true, I was mostly interested to get a...

So, I listened to how @Dobrescu George equalized Meze, but that is already too far from the original Meze's sound, at least for my ears. After a few good hours of analyzing M99C with sine waves, pink noise and a few of my favorite songs, I did this piece of parametric equalizing you will be...

If I were you, I would buy these instead. Foam tips will surely provide more isolation but they will also kill high frequencies and the soundstage. Otherwise, go for Comply tips. It is highly improbable you will be able to find original Sennheiser foam tips, considering this model is out of...

The only thing I don't like about Meze's cables is their microphonics. I suspect that the real culprit is not the cable itself but the materials used in Meze's construction which are very good sound conductors (wood and metal). Maybe there is a way to sonically isolate the cable from the rest of...

I had a pair of IE8 for almost two years and loved them for their warm, on the dark side sound. Until I listened to Sony XBA-H3. That was the end. XBA-H3 have a little more veiled vocals (problem solved on the newer A3 model), other than that they are better than IE8 in every way - more...

Hello guys, Somebody promised a while ago to write a review on M99C vs Fostex TX00 Massdrop. I had the chance to test them side by side and I will share my impressions with you. Let's begin. Construction: M99C and TX00 have almost the same weight but Fostex are bulkier. The mahogany cups on...

You should try AKG K701 or Q701. They are very well balanced, though might seem a bit too dry to some. If you are into sparkling tremble, look no further than Bayerdynamic 880 Pro (250 Ohms). All mentioned cans have proved their value over time, you simply cannot go wrong with any of them.

I am very sensitive to even small amounts of pressure on my head. That is why I prefer IEMs and over-the-ears. Being able to wear Meze for an hour without removing them - that is quite an achievement, believe me. I don't blame the pads - deeper or softer pads would change the sound signature and...

Hey guys, a new member of Meze clan is here! My small and honest review below: "Almost perfect for the price" Pros - Very musical, well built, stylish Cons - Tends to get uncomfortable if worn for longer periods of time. A lot has been said about these headphones so I will try not to focus...

I should work years to collect money for such a jewel... Well, I've never been too lucky but who knows - maybe this time I'll be the winner. I suppose that would be the ultimate headset for me.