Spirit Torino Headphones

This is something im also skeptical of. I have a fairly small head and things fit me kinda wierd. Given a lot of totl grados dont fit me super well im slightly worried id have issue with valkyria :confused:

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If comfort is a top priority, give the Dan Clarks a look. Aeon series, and Ether 2 are very comfortable cans. Ether 2 is one of the lightest headphones made. They sound excellent. They can be a touch boring at times. It’s like driving a Camry. Very useful, with no frills in the approach.

Im not a particular fan of any DCAs just tbh. Comfort Isn’t absolutely paramount for me, I just need it to be good enough i can use them for a couple hours at a time. My biggest issue with TOTL grados historically has been that they dont stay in one place as I turn my head/look down at my note pad. This same motion is one of the reasons I’m probabaly going to sell my soli P dispite how much I like them

Be sure to try them first as soon as yu get the chance!

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We don’t sell these headphones so hopefully this isn’t viewed as “advertisement” and my impressions help someone possibly interested in their headphones.

Spirit Torino Made of Sound Headphones First Look; Super Leggera, Titano, Radiante, and Mistral Pro!

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TSAV doesn’t sell these headphones but here are my impressions:

Spirit Torino Pulsar Open Back Dynamic Hi Fidelity Headphones

-Build Quality not at the level of similarly priced European flagship headphones especially the headband gravity Rod system.
-Very Natural Timbre
-Play very well with acoustic music, jazz, classical, and well-recorded rock.
-Resolving and present detail very well without sounding overly analytical.
-Stiff competition at this price and they really should be demoed vs. other flagships for the asking price.
-May not be the best match for poorly recorded music or more modern genres of music.
-Brief comparison to another Spirit Torino Headphone.
See the video for more detailed info and music-based impressions.

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Spirit Torino Centauri New Planar Magnetic Headphones

Bullet points:

-Comfortable
-Pads Attach with Magnets
-Fairly easy to drive
-Warm/V-Shaped Sound (Won’t be for everyone)
-Sounded best with TT2
-Build doesn’t necessarily match price compared to similar planars
-More in the Video

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