Review on SONY MDR-Z1R WW2 Signature: Superior Sound Quality in Black (International Version) by Jhalak Tamrakar ᠌

When buying the main "competitor" to these Sonya was the 900th Fosteks. I had never listened to either of them before, so I listened to them for the first time. And by the way, it was more aimed at the much-lauded Fosteks. Well, what can I say. Purely TECHNICALLY Fosteks is better. Not so much but better. But I really didn't like their tonal balance. HF sawing is worse than in the old Beyers. It's too much for my taste. Sibilants all around. In the salon, Sonya seemed to me a little squeezed . and I doubted very much. But he took it anyway. Came home. And lo and behold . they play . no tightness . Maybe I have a newer copy . I don’t know. The fact that in the cabin for more than 3 years.