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I had a chance to try out the Aiva at CanjamNYC2019, and this headphones surprised me by a lot. Given that it was never brought into my attentions, and I totally had no clues what it was.
I saw no article dedicated for this wonderful find, so I will leave it here.
The build quality was so beautiful to look at, and screams “Luxury”. It was very lightweight and comfortable to wear. I thought it was a $3,000 price mark headphones whatsoever, given how luxurious of it build quality and it appearance is. It could be the fact that the nowadays common things of great appearances is coming together with $3K pricing ? Like Stellia or Empyrean ?
So, I went on and examined it with a short time auditioning it. With the expectation of something expensive in mind, I was surprised by how well it performed, the bass was with great textures and control, details retrieval, separations and imagine were great, the soundstage was very good. So, right after that short session, I had to ask Musicteck and Andrew about the brand, and the name of it.
I was told of SendyAudio, and I had never heard it before. Even better, it was very well priced! $599 ? I dropped my jaws on the floor for the price-performances-luxurious build quality.
This Aiva here would be recommended by me with confidence that it would bring an excellent entry headphones to experience high performances audio.
It was surprisingly easy to drive, and was very good in synergy with Cayin N8. I am not quite sure if it could scale up with desktop amp, but it performed very well by a portable player. I mistook it at first for being some kind of dynamic driver headphones....but ended up finding out about it as a Planar!
Musicteck is an authorized dealer, and you can find more about it here
*disclaimer* I am not affiliated with either SendyAudio or Musicteck. I am just having the thread up for people to join, discuss the fun and the impressions
I saw no article dedicated for this wonderful find, so I will leave it here.
The build quality was so beautiful to look at, and screams “Luxury”. It was very lightweight and comfortable to wear. I thought it was a $3,000 price mark headphones whatsoever, given how luxurious of it build quality and it appearance is. It could be the fact that the nowadays common things of great appearances is coming together with $3K pricing ? Like Stellia or Empyrean ?
So, I went on and examined it with a short time auditioning it. With the expectation of something expensive in mind, I was surprised by how well it performed, the bass was with great textures and control, details retrieval, separations and imagine were great, the soundstage was very good. So, right after that short session, I had to ask Musicteck and Andrew about the brand, and the name of it.
I was told of SendyAudio, and I had never heard it before. Even better, it was very well priced! $599 ? I dropped my jaws on the floor for the price-performances-luxurious build quality.
This Aiva here would be recommended by me with confidence that it would bring an excellent entry headphones to experience high performances audio.
It was surprisingly easy to drive, and was very good in synergy with Cayin N8. I am not quite sure if it could scale up with desktop amp, but it performed very well by a portable player. I mistook it at first for being some kind of dynamic driver headphones....but ended up finding out about it as a Planar!
Musicteck is an authorized dealer, and you can find more about it here
*disclaimer* I am not affiliated with either SendyAudio or Musicteck. I am just having the thread up for people to join, discuss the fun and the impressions
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