🎧 SIVGA Phoenix: Experience High-Fidelity Audio with 50MM Polycarbonate Film Zebrano Headphone Review

So far they sound great. They have a nice warm sound signature with good bass response and extension, mids pushed forward that don't scream, smooth highs but a bit too dark for my taste (I'm used to Beyerdynamic headphones, if you know you know). Made like tanks. However, in terms of comfort and fit, they fall apart for me. The pads are too thin. My ears put pressure on the inner hard plastic part of the earbuds, making them difficult to wear for more than 20 minutes. The headband is too tight…

Headphones sound great. However, the landing is not that great. The earcups are very small and my ears are pressed against the driver making them quite uncomfortable. If you're used to over-ear headphones, ear pads won't bother you. The ear pads are also glued, so replacing them is not very comfortable. They sound good, but comfort isn't their forte. Bending/stretching the headband slightly reduces the clamping force, which relieves some of the pressure on my ears. Also, this headphone is…

First, the build quality is excellent for the price. The wood and silver accents pair beautifully with the metal mesh of the open-back headphones. The presentation is nice, the cable is good, it comes with a faux leather case. I really wanted to like these headphones as they are some of the nicest for the price. But the sound wasn't impressive at all. It lacks power, I don't feel any punch, and there are certain low frequencies that didn't transmit that I can easily hear in other headphones…

After a month of using and adjusting the headband, I can say that they are worth the money spent. I find them very comfortable, have lots of open bass and pretty good mids and highs. Some tracks feel like a slight "haze" over the sound, but live music sounds very good on them. As someone who also owns the Sivga P-II, Focal Elegia and SHP 9500 headphones, I can say that these are the 'funniest' headphones I currently own. The soundstage is wider than that of the P-II but falls short in detail…

OK, as mentioned in the previous review they seem to be a bit smaller for wearing over the head. However, by slightly flexing the headband (don't be afraid to), you can loosen the clamp and adjust the angle of the end attachment of the yolk so that the cups sit flat and can move back and forth on the ear. that is the main problem. I can get them to fit my head better than average and leave a LITTLE wiggle room for adjustment. The pads are round, and while they're not small, they'll cradle your…

SVIGA was an absolute hit with this flagship offering. These headphones have bass; They have detail, they have soundstage. They have pretty much everything audiophiles would want in a $255 pair of headphones and more. The slightly V-shaped frequency response is very pleasant and fun. Your music just comes alive. They go pretty well with every genre of music I listen to, including jazz, R&B, hip-pop, and rock. The only thing these headphones do better than any other open-back headphones is bass.

These headphones are all about presentation, although there are still details. To me, these headphones have a $1,000 headphone dynamic range, making them some really great sounding EDM or all things electronic. But they don't sound bad with rock, you just sometimes notice that the mids and highs are left a bit on the table to get details out. However, bass is probably the most realistic response out of any open-back pair of headphones, and they respond well to EQ. One of the most important…

I'm tempted to give those 3 stars but apart from the fit they are better. I'll go into detail, but I'll try to be at least a little brief. First, they sound pretty good, with plenty of mid-bass and low-mids. These things can *knock*. Too much for me on some tracks. At best they are semi-open. The sound is very little airy, I'd say they block out around 50-60% of the ambient noise. Seems more of a closed back to me. They are insanely efficient - simply control them via your smartphone, the…

Phenomenal sound. Let's make a note of this first. Bass is on par, if not better, than the Fostex X00, except the sub-bass is slightly less due to the x00's semi-closed drivers, which helps extend it deeper. However, 40 Hz and higher are very similar. Enjoy this Spotify playlist from the Lithuanian HQ. The singing is perfect for me. Weighty and full-bodied male vocals with every breath and every syllable in perfect presence. They have no shortage of singing. It's rare for headphones to make…