99 Classics

I love my Meze 99 Classic corded cans—I use them a lot and recently had to replace the ear pads (after about 4 years of near daily use). Everything on them is replaceable and they also happen to be gorgeous! The tradeoff of no Bluetooth has been surprisingly not as irritating as I thought and the so

Excellent 👌🏽. When I quit using this brand and moved on to Meze Audio, pried off the plastic to apply the pads to the 99 Classics. They're running strong without signs of dying any time soon.

My guy, go to the forum where people have direct knowledge. If you're going through 4 or 5 headphones in a year it's time to spend a lot more cash or stop doing dumb shit to break them. If you want something to last at least a decade you want something with removable (as in replaceable) ear pads. As

I ordered the meze 99 classics with boom mic accessory. They are audiophile headphones but with the boom mic can be gaming headphones too. The review linked below shows them being used for gaming. https://youtu.be/rUGXjfPGiBo However, I did NOT pay retail ($79 for headset boom mic) ($250-$350 for he

I bought the Meze Noirs from Drop.com. edit: they come with a really nice hard case that I legit have dropped so many times and even the case is still pristine. and a little tip is if your high quality (even lower quality) headphones are not sounding the best, buy a little plug in DAC like the Fosi

I'm coming from regular Bluetooth headphones and these, along with the Sennheiser HD569s, are my first approach to the world of serious audio. I can assure you that these are the two best purchases I've ever made. The thing is, the H569s are open-back and you can't really "use" them outside because