Linsoul Thieaudio Ghost Custom 40mm Dynamic Driver Over-Ear Headphones Open-Back Reference Tuning with Detachable Cable for Audiophile Studio Musician

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The clamp of the Void has a lighter pressure when drawn apart. Its extension mechanism also has notches that can only be felt but not seen on the smooth spring steel that can be pulled out more than the Ghost for bigger heads. Performance This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. Meze needs to make those velour pads like the 109 but for their classic too. Those pads are very nice! The Thieaudio Ghost have been sent to me by Linsoul in exchange for the publication of this review. They have not made any specific requests or comments and, as always, I will do my best to be as unbiased and sincere as humanly possible.

The fork is made of a single piece of metal but since it also acts as the sliding mechanism to adjust the size of the Ghost, Thieaudio, unfortunately, went with no front-to-rear swivel feature. At least it can pivot vertically even though it is limited to a few degrees of freedom. Tonal balance is mature, neutral yet avoid being too lean or cold sounding like some reference headphones that can just be enjoyed for audio monitoring. In the midrange, the Ghost doesn’t do anything out of the ordinary for a warmer headphone timbre. Most of its identity is in the low-mids and doesn’t push far beyond that region. I never felt that instruments sounded boring, but you don’t get a lot of flavor to them either. Everything just feels too relaxed, with the Ghosty only offering a surface level of detail to bite on. Highs

Singers will sound intimately close. And you’d think all the subtleties will be there, only, the Ghost is forgiving in this area. A mushy property disconnects lighter parts of a song such as breath and vibrato from the original quality of the vocals. Next Article Unique Melody Maven PRO IEMS - Most Beautiful Music Note Search! Looking for Something?

Driving the Ghost a few more ways made it clear that it plays well with most sources. Gears like the ST-Amp and Mojo 2 are major candidates for listening pleasure as well. Aside: There are too many studies arguing similarly. If interested, I'd recommend going through Toole (2017) carefully. Note the owners manual and warranty/user guidebook. Such an item is small but has all the info needed. The treble, oh....just wow, this is the incredible part of Ghost sound spectrum and sure what will hook your attention the most and certainly don't let you indifferent.I already mentioned in the intro that they remind me of the Shure SRH1840 as far as aesthetics, maybe with a blend of Sennheiser thrown in. In fact, when wearing them, they are very reminiscent of the HD6X0 line, but I find the Ghost to be more comfortable, mostly due to the extra padding of the headband. After numerous testing for composition makeup, we selected a particular mix of titanium alloy and polymer ceramic oxide for the cermet, which is then plated through magnetron sputtering. While incredibly painstaking, the vacuum magnetron sputtering process plates 30 even layers of our cermet molecule by molecule to achieve ultra-thin, yet extremely precise 180 nanometer thin sheets, which is then cut up to form our diaphragm. Unless played loudly, the stage of the Ghost is not going that far off the edge of the drivers. The stage may be small but it is equipped enough to let important aspects shine.

Firstly, you have to go in knowing that regardless of what anyone may say or price, no single headphone can do it all, your experience will differ depending on audio source; genre of music, how it is recorded, your ear size and how you hear.With the Wraith, you had a pretty sizable headphone with a hard metal body. It was an industrial design, and the Ghost finds a way to take that style a step down while keeping the headphones from looking cheap. The Ghost is a smaller headphone, but retains a rigid frame. The earcups and grilles have plastic materials, but the gold lining surrounding the grille makes the aesthetic pop. Everything feels well supported, and features comfortable headband and earpad padding. When worn, there is a bit of a clamp to them, akin to the feeling of wearing the Sennheiser HD 600 series headphones. Design It’s true clamping force is strong but you can probably adjust it by bending the headphone. Still I thought the fit was amazing and put-up with the slight pressure. Still I have a medium head, I’m not sure about folks who have larger heads? Those “big-heads” may have to attempt to bend the headband? Ghostの中域の濁りの強い感じを高く評価しない可能性があります。一方で非常に明快でわかりやすい定位感と十分な余裕のあるのびやかな高域はフルオーケストラのスケール感を存分に再現できます。高域のダイナミズムにこだわる場合は、Ghostの高域のみずみずしく、一貫性のある音像にかなりの魅力を感じるでしょう。木管やバイオリンの伸び、みずみずしい粒立ちのシンバルはかなり美しく聞こえます。 I want to thank Kareena of Linsoul for the love and the Thieaudio Ghost Full-Size Headphone review sample. Customers have to bear any form of custom/import/processing fees that are applicable for your parcel.

I can somehow relate that the flat ribbon cable used has the same classic vibe as the headphones and also gives it a rather unique styling. It still makes me scratch my head since its shiny retro look seems to loosen the tightly-themed aesthetic. Early reservations are now open for the latest THIEAUDIO GHOST headphones, which are said to deliver accurate sound and a natural, expansive sound field.This response is derived from a weighted log-level average from several different products that I believe are tonally well-balanced in their own right: ZMF Caldera, DCA Stealth, HFM Susvara. Optimal weights were determined through randomized and programmed self-test iterations with flattened Stealth/Susvara. Folks, the headphones I'm reviewing are called the Athena by HarmonicDyne. Let's explore why I was so impressed. The technical performance is excellent too, and sure put the bar high in term of sound benefit. This is quite exciting for budget minded consumer since these Ghost have nothing to envy to benchmark headphones like the Sennheiser HD580 which have a similar tonality but with dryer timbre and less extended and open treble.