Final Audio Design unveils new high end Piano Forte earphones
Each model in the series has a large 16 mm neodymium magnet driver installed within metal housing that's said to prevent any unwanted vibrations which could distort the sound
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Japan's Final Audio Design has been turning out audiophile-pleasing, premium audio equipment since the 1970s, and has just unveiled its latest high-end earphones. Taking the core design behind the company's Opus horn speaker series, the Piano Forte X-VIII Series is said to deliver a concert hall-like sound experience thanks to a large diameter driver unit installed in a soundstage-expanding metallic earpad housing. However, there is quite a heavy price to pay for such lightweight dynamic clarity. Read on for more details ...
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