: Clean and transparent sound with excellent detail — the SR5 easily reveals nuances, allowing you to hear all the subtle elements of the recording.
Very expressive and natural midrange — vocals and instruments are rendered as vividly as possible, without artificial coloring.
Controlled yet deep and dense bass — low frequencies are not blurred but clearly defined, giving the music energy and drive.
Wide and well-developed soundstage — creates a sense of space and volume.
Excellent separation of instruments — each instrument has its own place, there is no blending or constriction in the sound.
High frequencies are detailed but very comfortable — the upper frequencies are transparent, but without harshness and with a pleasant, slightly warm tone, which reduces fatigue during long listening sessions.
Good dynamics and emotional delivery — the sound is lively and energetic, never boring or dry.
Balanced frequency range — there are no obvious dips or peaks, the sound is smooth and comfortable for any genre.
A pleasant feeling of air and space in the music — even on dense parts, the SR5 does not compress the soundstage.
Natural presentation of vocals and acoustic instruments — the voice sounds lively and expressive, while strings and wind instruments retain their natural texture.
Well-implemented balance between technicality and musicality — the headphones sound both detailed and emotional.
: Not for super bassheads and fans of dark, overly smooth, calm sound.
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Big, bold sound in a tiny package and surprisingly immersive for its size
Vocals sit a step behind the instruments, some may want more forwardness
gem for an extremely sweet price $190
