Celestee

Currently using a set of Focal Celestee that I love to death! By far the best set I have owned, but they are pretty expensive, though! Crazy presentation of Phish! Tons of detail and separation with a huge bottom end that makes them sound HUGE and amazing. Can't say enough good things about em!

Muitos produtos tem problemas crônicos no geral. Eu não quero discutir possível mal uso, mas a linha da focal teve problemas de rompimento de bobina nos falantes por quase uma década. O utopia de 4 mil dólares teve por 6 anos, exceções sendo o elegia e celestee. A campfire audio que é também sofreu

Thanks, I would not rule Focal out at all to be honest. Before moving to the Bokeh I had a bit of a journey through wireless headphones. I came from the Sony WH-1000XM6, tried the B&W PX8 S2 which I found too boomy with a bit too much treble or sibilance, then the Audeze Maxwell which I actually rea

For my Focal celestee they go from an average closed back to superb. The clear mg’s open up a lot too. I like to use the crinacle eq settings.

1770 if you have a proper amp. The 770 Pro X has a rather V-shaped response so not suited to your needs. If you are willing to do other brands the Focal Celestee or Azurys, Shure 840A, and AKG 371 are all neutral. The main difference the the materials they are made from and the shape of the ear cups

How loud is your house? I have the Celestee, Stellia, and Utopia, and all are superb. I've used the Celestee & Stellia with my digital piano, and being closed backs they have been great at blocking out room / family noise while still delivering fantastic sound (i.e., balance, clarity, depth, immersi

Not sure what your budget is, and this might not be the sound you're looking for...but Focal Celestee are a really well-balanced closed-back headphone. They are highly detailed, but not overly so - they have a very fun, engaging sound with balanced highs, mids & lows. Cost should be around $1k. Foca