Review on Meze 99 Classics Walnut Gold - Over-Ear Headphones with Mic 🎧 and Self-Adjustable Headband - Classic Wooden Closed-Back Headset for Audiophiles - Wired by Cheong Yon ᠌

I intentionally followed the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro. I went after reading reports about how great they are, how all the studios work with them, etc. on numerous resources. I came and I did hear. I wasn't impressed, either! Simply put, I was emotionless. I listened to audio equipment priced the same as other purchasers' purchases from Senheiser. There are many things wrong. He also asked the manager to bring any model that was a bit more expensive for comparison's purposes. He gives me this miracle (Meze), a business I've never heard of. After switching it on, I was "stuck" for 15 minutes and had the impression that I had heard every test track available in the store. I just liked the music and the sound! I listened to the 770 buyers once more, requested a Sennheiser from a much higher price range for comparison, and ultimately decided to purchase Meze. I write in my own words; I am not an audiophile or even a music enthusiast. The bass of Meze is cool (not booming, as someone else has already remarked), "elastic," and the sound is quite dynamic and brilliant. It is easy to hear the instruments. Even though I don't work in a studio or mix music, I think Meze sound fantastic, which may go against the idea of "pure studio sound"! My wireless Bowers & Wilkins PX speakers aren't the worst in their class, so the Fiio K3 + Meze 99 package is a perfect match for them. It also costs exactly the same. Don't blindly believe advertisements, products, or other people's opinions. Bring your ears to the stores and listen! You might not prefer the sound that most people do! Don't neglect a reliable source. Being the least expensive and best alternative for a novice, I choose the Fiio K3 (from my point of view). I'll say it again: I'm really happy with the sound at the end. Don't expect the built-in sound card in your computer will help you hear.