Review on SONY MDR-Z1R WW2 Signature: Superior Sound Quality in Black (International Version) by Agata Gawlik-Strzele ᠌

I am writing a review too early (sorry, could not resist), less than a week in use, but the main thing I can say about the Z1R is that they know how to play music. I catch myself thinking that I've overheard, and I want to listen to them even the music that used to seem uninteresting to me, for example Pink Floyd. And I want to listen to my entire collection. If we evaluate them by the standards of the AudioDoctor FSQ test disk, then, in my opinion, everything is fine, but the detail and microdynamics could be a little better. I chose between Fosteks 900mk2, Denon 7200, Sennheiser 820. Everyone liked the sound, especially the Denon 7200, but in terms of landing comfort and more or less acceptable sound and noise insulation, I considered only Sony and Zenchi. Zenkhs were dropped due to the price of 1.7 times more and, nevertheless, a more modest bass, which, in my opinion, is a little lacking in quantity. I do not claim that the Z1R are the best, and even more so I will not undertake to judge how much they are worth their money, but at least this is a good option, and so far I do not regret the acquisition. Headphones I've dealt with before: Technics RP-DJ1210, Sennheiser HD650, Panasonic RP-HTF600, Sony XBA-Z5. Of these, I liked and like the zenhi 650 and plug-in hybrid Sony z5. Good luck to everyone in your choice!